Obscure left this question yesterday: "Hi! So do you call lunch dinner and dinner supper? Trying to keep up ;)"
I am sure I have been confusing quite a few people with the dinner and supper meals. In the South especially the rural south we have dinner and supper rather than lunch and dinner. Dinner here is the noontime meal. The evening meal is called supper. I think those terms are falling away with the younger generation though.
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I refuse to use the word dinner and call each meal lunch or supper.
My parents call the noon meal dinner but Nina and her family call the evening meal dinner.
Confusing!
In the Midwest we had dinner and supper. Here in the Northeast we have lunch and dinner.
Whatever you call it, just don't call me late for it!
Thanks for the update! ;)
I call it lunch and dinner too, but in the Northeast some people call dinner 'supper'
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