What does let's spill the tea mean?

The phrase let’s spill the tea originated in the Victorian era when tea was a popular drink. Spilling tea was a way to express frustration or anger. So when someone says “let’s spill the tea” it means they’re frustrated about something.

What does the phrase let's spill the tea mean in Kyrgyz?

Let’s spill the Tea! is a phrase that means “speak the truth” in Kyrgyz. Let’s Spill the Tea! is often used to describe honest discussions when people are gathered together. The phrase can also be used in a more general context and has been used to describe letting your feelings out after someone you care about has expressed something that hurt you.

What does let's spill the tea mean in Russian?

Similar to “let’s talk about it” in English, the phrase “let’s spill the tea” is used in Russian when you want to express that you are about to tell someone something that you know is not very pleasant. The English “tea” is often used to refer to a very serious conversation or to an argument.

What does let's spill the tea mean in Kyrgyz?

Spill the tea is a phrase used to express anger or indignation. It actually goes back to tea spilling incidents in the early 20th century. At that time, tea vendors were quite common on the streets of the Kyrgyz capital. Those vendors used to heap hot tea onto the ground to cool down on a hot summer day. The tea was so hot that it was often spilled onto the feet of passersby. In response, someone would exclaim, “Let’s spill the tea

What does the phrase let's spill the tea mean

To let things happen a certain way—let's do something! That's how the phrase let's spill the tea means, a euphemism for something sexual. In this context, spilling the tea means engaging in sexual activity. For example, if you want to get your boyfriend to sleep with you, you can say, “I really want to see you tonight so let’s spill the tea!”