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"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet 
5 or 6 hours  "
Wherever you are in the country.down south lunch is in the middle of the day, and you have dinner in the evening...up north it's dinner in the middle of the day and tea in the evening... A constant source of argument in our house lol |
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"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours "
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
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"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
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For me 3 hours. Or just before I go to bed |
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"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
Wherever you are in the country.down south lunch is in the middle of the day, and you have dinner in the evening...up north it's dinner in the middle of the day and tea in the evening... A constant source of argument in our house lol"
Interesting! I had literally no idea. |
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By *rtyIanMan
over a year ago
Gateway to the Beacons |
"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
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Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub  |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub "
When do you have lunch? |
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"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub "
Sorry but I have to agree, breakfast, dinner and tea 
Miss S x |
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"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub "
Thank you my friend 
The dinner lady analogy is genius, I might just been doing the thing wrong. When is lunch then? |
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By *rtyIanMan
over a year ago
Gateway to the Beacons |
"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub
Thank you my friend
The dinner lady analogy is genius, I might just been doing the thing wrong. When is lunch then? "
Lunch is what ladies do |
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By *rtyIanMan
over a year ago
Gateway to the Beacons |
"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub
When do you have lunch? "
I don't I have dinner |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub
Thank you my friend
The dinner lady analogy is genius, I might just been doing the thing wrong. When is lunch then?
Lunch is what ladies do "
At lunchtime, between 12 and 2pm
Dinner is between 5.30 and 7pm |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub
When do you have lunch?
I don't I have dinner "
So, lunch doesn't exist in your world?
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"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub
Thank you my friend
The dinner lady analogy is genius, I might just been doing the thing wrong. When is lunch then?
Lunch is what ladies do
At lunchtime, between 12 and 2pm
Dinner is between 5.30 and 7pm"
That’s exactly what I was thinking |
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By *rtyIanMan
over a year ago
Gateway to the Beacons |
"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub
When do you have lunch?
I don't I have dinner
So, lunch doesn't exist in your world?
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It's been dinner time since I was a child so no I don't do lunch |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"Also can someone explain to this clueless foreigner (aka yours truly) the difference between lunch and dinner? I haven’t grasped the concept yet
5 or 6 hours
What about tea and supper? It doesn’t get easier
Dinner is dinner time that's why there are dinner ladies in school not lunch ladies
Tea is tea time around 5-6
Super is what I have after the pub
When do you have lunch?
I don't I have dinner
So, lunch doesn't exist in your world?
It's been dinner time since I was a child so no I don't do lunch "
We had dinner time at school but it was called lunch everywhere else.
Ladies who dinner doesn't have the same ring to it.
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