I was thinking about this today, My mum asked me if I wanted Tea and I was thinking oh my dinner but she brought me a cup of tea and I was just wondering do you call your Dinner Tea? or is it just a Scottish thing :P:S
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I was thinking about this today, My mum asked me if I wanted Tea and I was thinking oh my dinner but she brought me a cup of tea and I was just wondering do you call your Dinner Tea? or is it just a Scottish thing :P:S
LOL i vary. If im staying in i'll say dinner and tea or if im going out then ill call it lunch and dinner.
breakfast // lunch // dinner
It goes breakfast, lunch, dinner. I hate it when people call lunch dinner and dinner tea.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner :P!
Breakfast > Dinner > Tea
I think I call it like this due to me being from the North West and I haven't bothered to change it what some people class it as the "correct way".
Breakfast -> Lunch -> Dinner. My mum and dad used to call dinner "tea" but over the years they changed to dinner. :P
Breakfast > Dinner/Lunch > Tea :P
Breakfast, lunch and Dinner and sometimes supper. :)
we're free spirits when it comes to the name of our food
breakfast is always breakfast unless we have it after like 10:30, then it's BRUNCH :o
lunch is always lunch unless we have it really late, then it's LEA
Dinner is dinner or tea, but usually it's just YOUR FOOD'S READY
breakfast > lunch > dinner
Breakfast
Dinner
Tea
Supper
Breakfast > Dinner > Tea
Ive always done it that way. :L
Breakfast - lunch - dinner/tea - midnight snack
I normally miss breakfast tho
Breakfast - brunch - Dinner/lunch - Tea - Supper - Midnight snack
depending on what time I wake up breakfast/brunch is subject to be missed, also there is occasionally a yoghurt slipped in at 4am when im still up
Breakfast - lunch - tea
I never call it dinner but neither do my parents so that's where I get it from.
Also, I can't eat past 9pm :S
Breakfast - Dinner - Tea.
wait what, you eat all that?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bolt660
mine goes breakfast > dinner/lunch > supper. uhh only posh people here call it tea, most people say supper...... so idk how yours is a scottish thing if i'm scottish ;p
hmm breakfast > lunch > dinner
i've always called it that! don't normally have breakfast though!
I say breakfast, dinner, tea, but sometimes I say lunch and dinner, then my family are like what? but i think it sounds better breakfast lunch dinner.
Breakfast > Dinner / Lunch > Tea > Supper
Breakfast, dinner and tea.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner... a tea is a cup of boiled leaves god damn it.
breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, luncheon, afternoon tea, dinner, and supper
(+rep to those who get the reference)
Pippin obviously!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chippiewill
Breakfast > Dinner > Tea - It's a northern thing
Well Done, are you happy with yourself now?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Technologic
Used to always call it dinner before secondary school :P .
Now i kinda vary between the two
dinner or tea.. doesnt bother me aslong as i get food loooollll
Breakfast > Lunch > Dinner is what i go by, thats what I've been brouhght up by, so...
Breakfast > dinner > tea
But since I've moved away to uni, I've had to change it to breakfast > lunch > dinner because people up here have no idea what I'm talking about that I get some 'dinner' at 1 in the afternoon.
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea. I usally consider breakfast till 10:30 then dinner from 12 then tea from 5
Breakfast Dinner Tea Supper
I never say Lunch even at college it's always been Dinner Time not Lunch Time :D
I'm in Canada.
Tea is a drink. Dinner is the meal!
brunch > dinner
for me
SUPPS
my mom will be like oi ****** wha u want 4 supps and i be like OI ***** I WANT PIZZA HUT
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I'm missing tim hortons so bad these days :(Quote:
Originally Posted by HotelUser
Breakfast/Dinner/Tea...
unless i eat out then i call my dinner my lunch...
and if im out at night for my tea i can it dinner :P
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper :-)
I've never heard dinner called Tea. The only abnormal name ive heard for it is supper