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Ah I was hoping for some different ones in Spanish. I've got a running joke with my American friends: "if I say I'm taking a siesta it feels like I'm being lazy
by franciscop 6y ago
Ah I was hoping for some different ones in Spanish. I've got a running joke with my American friends: "if I say I'm taking a siesta it feels like I'm being lazy, but call it a power nap and suddenly you are a young energetic entrepreneur even if they are the same"
We also have five named eating events, here with their times:
- Desayuno (8-9): breakfast
- Almuerzo (11-12): second breakfast? Normally a sandwitch or light snack.
- Comida (2-3): lunch
- Merienda (5-6): third breakfast? tea party? It's an evening snack, mostly eaten by kids
- Cena (9-10): dinner
- 082349872349872 6y agoOur germanophones are boring but punctual: their extra meals are Znüni (the 9am) and Zvieri (the 4pm). As far as I'm concerned, it's a oxymoron to eat merienda according to a clock...