buddhaauthor
Well-known member
Rodger,
Congratulations! It seems a great car to me and I hope you're enjoying it.
As for ChaDeMo, it's of Japanese derivation so it's pronounced "cha" as in "charge." Then "de" as in "definitely." Then "mo" as in "motion." Wikipedia says it's also a pun on "O cha demo ikaga desu ka?" which you could translate as "Would you like some tea?" in other words a way of inviting someone into a conversation or a relationship or maybe saving the world one car at a time.
Cheers,
Franz
Congratulations! It seems a great car to me and I hope you're enjoying it.
As for ChaDeMo, it's of Japanese derivation so it's pronounced "cha" as in "charge." Then "de" as in "definitely." Then "mo" as in "motion." Wikipedia says it's also a pun on "O cha demo ikaga desu ka?" which you could translate as "Would you like some tea?" in other words a way of inviting someone into a conversation or a relationship or maybe saving the world one car at a time.
Cheers,
Franz