I get that english is nowhere close to your first language
but
the correct terms are “lunch” and “dinner”
fk the british
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Actually I used it correctly.
We got meals swapped. The biggest one (steak) you have at the middle of day, not at the end.
That’s why words are also swapped around.
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Not in my household.
“In Australia , the evening meal is still often called tea, whereas the midday meal is now commonly called lunch .”
First question
How and why do you distinguish meals this way
I’d totally be down to have steak, steak, and steak as my three meals
If “dinner” means the last meal, then something heavy and large.
If “dinner” means the midday meal, then something heavy and large.
…I’m not the best person to ask
Not me personally.
My family like it.
I dislike sports though.
Otherwise, I wouldn’t spend time on the forums at all.
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