Lunch or Tea?

Breakfast - Simple
Brunch - Late Breakfast, with more lunchy elements
Elevenses - Snack with a Coffee/Tea usually at 11!!
Lunch - Lunch
Tea - Not a full cooked meal, sandwiches etc.
Dinner - Cooked proper meal (Lunch is NEVER EVER DINNER)
Supper - Lighter meal
 
Ugh - Dinner where I live is your main meal... so you can have Dinner at lunch or tea time and it replaces the small meal ;o)

So today I had Lunch and will have Dinner later...

Tomorrow Going out so will have Dinner then Tea!
 
8am - Breakfast
10am - Brunch
11am - Elevensies
1pm -DINNER
5pm - Tea
9pm - Supper
12am - Midnight snack followed by bed


Ahh what a good day :)
 
It's quite straightforward really and mainly a class thing.

Dinner is the main meal of the day.
Lunch, or luncheon, is a meal eaten at midday.
Tea is a meal eaten in the afternoon or evening.

Traditionally, poorer people ate their main meal in the middle of the day: having 'dinner' and then having a lighter meal, 'tea', in the evening.
Richer folk would have their main banquet in the evening, possibly with guests round, and so that was their "dinner". They might take a lighter 'lunch' around noon.
 
KingDing said:
People in north are poor. I gotcha. :D

Yeah, pretty much. :p

The north/south divide isn't what it was, but go back a hundred years or so and almost every single rich person lived around London.
 
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