r/translator is a subreddit with 310k members. The community frequently discusses english, japanese, unknown, chinese, and arabic, and they frequently recommend/review loose leaf tea, and the most common flair used is japanese, chinese, unknown, arabic, and korean.
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Popular Topics in r/translator
#1
English
151 posts
#2
Japanese
137 posts
#3
Unknown
63 posts
#4
Chinese
42 posts
#5
Arabic
29 posts
#6
German
25 posts
#7
Korean
16 posts
#8
Russian
13 posts
#9
French
12 posts
#10
Spanish
11 posts
Products Discussed in r/translator
Loose Leaf Tea
1 review
#1
Uji Tea
5.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/translator
#1
Japanese
: "[Japanese -> English] Calligraphy seen in a Karate Dojo from a Japanese video"
29 posts
#2
Chinese
: "[Chinese > English] This was on the back of our first DiDi ride after landing at PVG. The English is hilarious but can the Chinese be translated?"
12 posts
#3
Unknown
: "[Indian dialect > English]"
9 posts
#4
Arabic
: "[Arabic (?) > English] Note I found"
7 posts
#5
Korean
: "[English > Korean] Abbreviation for a fictional railway company"
6 posts
#6
Russian
: "[Ukrainian > English] Soviet era handwritten letter from my great grandmothers family"
4 posts
#7
Latin
: "[English > Latin] I want to write out my OCD treatment affirmations in Latin"
3 posts
#8
Spanish
: "spanish>english an ancestors birth certificate!"
3 posts
#9
Polish
: "[polish > english] - comment written on the back of an old photo"
2 posts
#10
Norwegian
: "[Norwegian > english["
2 posts
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Last updated: November 5, 2026