What quantifiers do you use when talking about milk tea? A milk tea? A cup of milk tea? A bottle of milk tea? What's the difference? Which should I use when I refer to the take-away milk tea we buy fr

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What quantifiers do you use when talking about milk tea? A milk tea? A cup of milk tea? A bottle of milk tea? What's the difference? Which should I use when I refer to the take-away milk tea we buy from stores?

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While you should technically say "a cup of milk tea," milk tea being a non-count noun, we often say "a milk tea," "a small milk tea," etc. these days. This seems to happen more in take-away situations.

Use "a cup of..."一杯 A bottle of 是一瓶的意思

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