Fit Do You Call Your Evening Meal

[Pacman1903]

Tea, supper, dinner or other

Tea for me always has been.


Just random curiosity as my work mates (multi nationals) get confused when i say "im away for tea" or "tea time" .

Break time (morning and afternoon)is tea to them whether they are English, Angolan, Philipino, Sath Ifrikin etc etc

Is calling your night munch "tea" a dying art?

[dons8321]

Tea, supper, dinner or other

Tea for me always has been.


Just random curiosity as my work mates (multi nationals) get confused when i say "im away for tea" or "tea time" .

Break time (morning and afternoon)is tea to them whether they are English, Angolan, Philipino, Sath Ifrikin etc etc

Is calling your night munch "tea" a dying art?

It was always supper for us...tea was something you had about 9 with a fancie.

[Brian Grantland]

dinner

[supersamba]

breakfast in the morning, denner at dennertime and supper at suppertime. location, Aberdeen.

[Stef]

Dinner

[InversneckieDob]

Stephen.

[Jupiter]

Tea

[Buc]

Supper the wife calls it tea
Teas something I drink

[gervaise_brookhampst]

Same here Buc, being an ex Northfielder it wiz aye supper but the wife and her snobby Hazlehead ways calls it Tea

[donsdaft]

breakfast in the morning, denner at dennertime and supper at suppertime. location, Aberdeen.

^^^^^^ this


Although when I was a bairn, denner was the big meal of the day. Poodin in a'hing.