@Murphy1090d
I use both tea and dinner for the evening meal depending on who I’m talking to
@SadBird234
In Canada we have breakfast in the morning, lunch at noon then supper or dinner in the evening. Tea is just the drink
@m10h11T5Dayay-j
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@katarzynajaworska7080
In the UK where i grew up we have breakfast in the morning,lunch or tea at noon and dinner in the evening
@ARYA...SLAY...QUEEN...122
Finally someone calls a snack before bed supper its always been a thing for me
@user_56y7dx
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@lorrainemapping
Honestly I thought calling lunch dinner was crazy but now that I think about it at primary school they called lunch ‘school dinners’
@juliemerrywest3928
Breakfast lunch tea
@sidboypampu
It should be ALL tea.
@Damnonii
Need to show this to Ian Wright to help him understand, based on his confusion on the overlap
@Pro-lt2ed
“Interesting that there’s a tiny point of England that goes with supper” while zooming in on London
@OburkeBurke
In Lancashire i had breakfast,dinner and supper.i was shocked that in America they call the supper dinner?
@melissabiemans9991
i don't know if this was just our family, or came with my grandparents from the Netherlands, or if it is even correct because i was so young, but I remember hearing cold afternoon meal (sandwich, salad etc) was lunch, but hot afternoon meal was dinner. but then I only ever heard supper for the evening meal.
@YPprodz
Tea is a drink, not a meal.
@rachealarmstrong
I say supper im from county durham yes jack we exist
@GabriellaComito
Evening or night. Yeah, dinner or supper. It doesn’t matter. Evening, night, they’re about the same thing. 4:00 and 5:00 it’s not dark outside.
@Strawreyleft
In America, it's 1. Breakfast 2. Lunch 3. Dinner (or sweets or snacks)
@jaredkrol3739
In the US I feel like Supper is much more of a southern or old fashioned way of the evening meal while dinner is more the norm. Supper is like what my grandmother would say IMO
@WolfstarLover77
I'm exactly the same, Jack (hi from South Wales). Meals (all in order but not every day) are: breakfast, elevenses, dinner, tea, supper
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