Do you call your evening meal, Dinner or Tea Page 1 / 2
white_elephant,
May 6, 7:04am
Do you call your evening meal, Dinner or Tea?
bunny51,
May 6, 7:05am
both
ted.,
May 6, 7:07am
Dinner when it's cooked kind of meat and vege. Tea when it's kind of easy
jessie981,
May 6, 7:34am
Tea
rog.e,
May 6, 7:36am
Dinner when meal will be of cooked food and Tea when it is acasual meal. V
miss_vampy,
May 6, 7:38am
Former.
waswoods,
May 6, 7:46am
I drink my tea
elliehen,
May 6, 7:47am
Dinner for posh and tea for nosh ;)
cap,
May 6, 7:50am
I had to think about this one and I would say I mainly use "dinner". My American friend says "supper" but to me supper is a light snack after dinner.
samanya,
May 6, 7:52am
evening meal . . dinner, always. whether is F & C or the 3 course number
nfh1,
May 6, 7:55am
Dinner here.
thunderflash,
May 6, 7:56am
Dinner = a cooked lunch (middle of the day) Tea = a cooked evening meal.
alebix,
May 6, 8:07am
Dinner for the meal
Tea for a hot drink...
lookingfor,
May 6, 8:32am
Dinner is my evening meal. Tea is a break I take at 3pm.
deus701,
May 6, 8:39am
dinner
tea is something with cakes
waswoods,
May 6, 8:46am
I also say supper. Dinner is posh when I take out my fancy dinner service etc
willow123,
May 6, 8:53am
Dinner
imn,
May 6, 8:57am
Dinner. Tea is a cup of tea.
glendeb,
May 6, 9:06am
Dinner. Although hubby calls it Tea, so the kids know what both are.
coolnzmum,
May 6, 9:09am
Both no preference here we use both. Some nights its dinner others it tea.
herself,
May 6, 10:41am
Either or. Means the same thing here.
charlieb2,
May 6, 10:57am
Tea... a drink with bread and jam
crystalmoon,
May 6, 9:00pm
As long as I'm not called late, I dont mind either :)
mummab,
May 6, 9:11pm
We use both terms
luckyduck,
May 6, 9:17pm
Both here.
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