sparked by a debate with @scottish; I'm doing some scientific research
What time do you class as "dinner time" (and for you northerners to confirm I'm talking about evening meals)
I think any time between 7-8 is ideal!
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sparked by a debate with @scottish; I'm doing some scientific research
What time do you class as "dinner time" (and for you northerners to confirm I'm talking about evening meals)
I think any time between 7-8 is ideal!
Ya generally between 7 and 9 I guess unless I'm out doing something or forget
dinner time is at midday
breakfast - dinner - tea
tea time is anywhere between 5 to 8
Dinner time and tea time are the same for me - around 6-8pm. However I wouldn’t call it tea time out loud but I would say what’s for tea? Which annoys my bf cuz he only uses dinnertime.
5PM-ish.
8-10PM
Normally around 5pm.
6-8pm for me although i call it supper
But wait, is supper for some the dinner for others?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sho
I do ate supper (coffee, bread) at 5-6pm and then we usually have dinner around 9-10pm if this doesn't sound too unhealthy or exaggerated for foreign's stardands
I usually have dinner on the table for 6.30pm but that’s because i get home from work about 6pm...Ideally, dinner should be at 6pm for us. :)