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Tea or dinner?
I say it's tea time.
Is your evening meal called tea or dinner? |
Re: Tea or dinner?
You have afternoon tea... you sit down for dinner (evening)... unless of course your a commoner
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So judging by your grammar you have tea then G?
*Beaten to it by Roberrrt* |
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**** education, never did me any harm ;)
(my punctuation and grammar is horrendous though lol) |
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Looks like we're all getting loads of work done today then eh?!
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Thank GOD for this thread !!!! an evening meal IS TEA lol dinner is lunch time hence dinner ladies heheheh
its TEA - you southerners need to learn this hehehehee:cool::cool::cool: |
Re: Tea or dinner?
Dinner is around midday - Tea is in the evening :)
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Yay people who agree!
My mum is from burnley though, so I guess it's where I get it from. |
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Bloody northerners :rolleyes: at least I managed to straighten out my Kerry, she say most things right now.
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