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what do you call your meals and where are you from?
I'm from a small town in Yorkshire, UK. We have breakfast in a morning, dinner around mid-day and tea in early evening. If we're talking to people who are not from around here, e.g. on the phone, we will say 'lunch' instead of dinner, but even in schools we are given a break at 'dinner time'.
8 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
When I was in the U.S., it was breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Then I moved to the UK and my first job was carework. Breakfast was the only meal that all of the staff used the same word for.
I just gave up even trying to get it right. :-)
- rosie recipeLv 71 decade ago
breakfast, lunch, tea, supper
I'm from the south, UK, where dinner is a formal meal. Most of us eat informal supper
- Anonymous5 years ago
again on the farm, it became breakfast, dinner, supper. after I moved away it became breakfast lunch and supper. If i bypass out for the nighttime meal, I say i go out to dinner. Strictly talking, supper is meant to be a small meal round 8 PM.
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- Consuming FireLv 71 decade ago
US
Breakfast (morning), lunch (midday or around noon) and dinner in the evening. If you're "country" you replace the word dinner with supper.
- 1 decade ago
from u.s. we have breakfast in the morning, lunch mid-day, dinner at night. but a lotta ppl dont eat lunch, at least ppl i kno
- Anonymous1 decade ago
breakfast, dinner, supper---deep south.
