Dinner vs. Supper

Tulip · 07-26-2009, 09:10 PM

I don't really know the proper definition for English was not used in my household. However, not sure where I learned this, I recall learning that the order of the meals is breakfast, lunch, dinner, supper. Supper is the meal eaten late in the evening, like 9PM or later. My childhood was spent in Hawaii. I'm not sure if that would contribute anything to my education. :p

This is the first time I heard dinner is a term for lunch. Who says a person needs to read or travel to be knowledgeable? Just join a forum.

07-26-2009, 09:10 PM	#11
Tulip Professor Join Date: May 2008 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 1,293	I don't really know the proper definition for English was not used in my household. However, not sure where I learned this, I recall learning that the order of the meals is breakfast, lunch, dinner, supper. Supper is the meal eaten late in the evening, like 9PM or later. My childhood was spent in Hawaii. I'm not sure if that would contribute anything to my education. :p This is the first time I heard dinner is a term for lunch. Who says a person needs to read or travel to be knowledgeable? Just join a forum.

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