Dinner x Super: Qual a diferença?
Qual a diferença de dinner e supper? Eu sei que os dois sao jantar, mas existe ocasioes especificas para usar cada um deles?
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Olá,
(dinner, supper, tea, lunch)
In Britain, the main meal of the day is dinner and it is usually eaten in the evening. Some people call this meal supper, but to others supper is a very small meal that is eaten just before they go to bed. Some people call this main evening meal tea, but to others tea is a small meal that is eaten in the afternoon.
Some people use dinner to refer to the meal they eat in the middle of the day, but if you want to be clear that you are referring to this meal, use lunch.
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(dinner, supper, tea, lunch)
In Britain, the main meal of the day is dinner and it is usually eaten in the evening. Some people call this meal supper, but to others supper is a very small meal that is eaten just before they go to bed. Some people call this main evening meal tea, but to others tea is a small meal that is eaten in the afternoon.
Some people use dinner to refer to the meal they eat in the middle of the day, but if you want to be clear that you are referring to this meal, use lunch.
Abraço!
Fantastic weblink that I just found regarding all the daily meals:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learn ... age2.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learn ... age2.shtml
A quick North-American guide:
Lunch is always something had in the middle of the day, generally light and quick.
Dinner may be a noonday meal (more substantial than a lunch) , or it may be an end-of-the-day or evening meal.
Supper is always the end-of-the-day meal.
Not nearly as confusing as it seems, right?
Lunch is always something had in the middle of the day, generally light and quick.
Dinner may be a noonday meal (more substantial than a lunch) , or it may be an end-of-the-day or evening meal.
Supper is always the end-of-the-day meal.
Not nearly as confusing as it seems, right?