r/translator is a subreddit with 307k 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 french.
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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
: "[English > Japanese] Making an allergy/food intolerance card for trip to Japan"
52 posts
#2
Chinese
: "[Chinese > English] found this randomly on twitter. Are there any legitimate phrases or is it just gibberish?"
39 posts
#3
Unknown
: "[Unknown > English] writing on sword handle"
25 posts
#4
Arabic
: "[Arabic > English] please help me figure out what this grave stone says"
15 posts
#5
French
: "[French > English] please inform me about this cat"
8 posts
#6
German
: "[German > English] Note with necklace."
8 posts
#7
Polish
: "[English > Polish] Note to a neighbor"
4 posts
#8
Russian
: "[Russian > English] “When do I go to Egypt” meme video"
4 posts
#9
Portuguese
: "[English > Brazilian Portuguese] Several lines for a book character, mostly a double-check"
3 posts
#10
Korean
: "Korean>English - written in an old high school yearbook"
3 posts
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Last updated: September 7, 2026