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I'm from the south and we call our meals breakfast, dinner, and supper. For the morning, midday, and evening meal respectively. But the timing was apparently th
by jhwhite 13y ago
I'm from the south and we call our meals breakfast, dinner, and supper. For the morning, midday, and evening meal respectively. But the timing was apparently the typical American times. 8am, noon, and 5-6pm.
- aaronem 13y agoSame here. My experience as an expatriate Southron is that everyone understands what is meant by "supper", but using "dinner" to refer to what these people call "lunch" gets you a lot of funny looks.
- steverb 13y agoI was raised in the south with the understanding that dinner refers to the largest meal of the day. Typically coinciding with supper, except on Sunday when we ate dinner at lunch time. Never had dinner at breakfast, but we did occasionally have breakfast for supper. Culture is weird,