[ SECRET POST #3380 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3380 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Supper or dinner

[(Anonymous)]

Northeastern US on the Canadian border -- when the old folks say dinner, they usually mean the midday meal. I'd guess it's a hold-over from when the family business was farming or other physical labor and that was typically a larger meal. Pretty much anyone under 60 is going to call it lunch, and if they say "dinner," they mean the evening meal. But a lot of people call that supper, or use the two interchangeably, depending on who they're talking to. If you invite your grandparents to supper, you know when they'll show up. If you invite them to dinner, they may show up at noon or six, depending on what they thought you meant.