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Eating schedules and habits
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Well, there is the word "brunch" which is a combination of breakfast and lunch and eaten around 11 or 12. I think that's the only other variation of breakfast.
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Yes that's true. Although "brunch" for me means more like 10-11, and only if I haven't had breakfast. 12 is firmly in lunch territory for me.
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Then I haven't very clear this thread, because I'm not very sure if brunch is like to eat a breakfast or not.
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So: Breakfast (6:30) Lunch (12:00) Dinner (5:30) which is the same as: Breakfast (6:30) Dinner (12:00) Supper (5:30) ---- However, instead I could eat: Brunch (11:00) Dinner (5:30) ---------------------------- "Dunch" would be simply eating dinner, at around 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon, but I think my mom may have invented that. |
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That is a habited between your people in your country. Because at least the people don't use those hours to dinner and take a lunch or brunch |
It varies widely by each person. That's just when I tend to eat. For instance, my friend usually waits until 6 or 7 to eat dinner.
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How on the earth can somebody live without eating anything in 13 hours? Or what is worse in 17:30 hours? :confused:
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Nu? Not eating for 13 hours? I was using standard time, not 24 hour time... And what's wrong with eating at 5:30 in the afternoon? For the record, my grandparents eat dinner at 4:30 (16:30 in 24 hr time I think).
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De verdad la hora de cena en EEUU cambia depende en la parte del pais, y donde vivo yo se come más tarde pero no mucho más tarde (seis y media hasta las nueve.) En muchas ciudades americanas (Nueva York no está incluida entre esas ciudades) es díficil encontrar un restaurante abierto después de las diez. Entonces si tiene boletos (billetes) para teatro o cine es una buena idea comer antes. Es igual en inglaterra donde la ley dice que todos los bares se cierren a la 11 de la noche y muchos sitios cierran más temprano. |
¡Ay! Manyar a las 10 de la noche no es una buena idea. Es imposible a dormir with a full stomach. En facto, duermo a las 10 de la noche. No me gusta manyar a las 7 o 8 de las noches. Sí lo hacería, no puedo dormir bien.
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Pero en lo de restaurantes, cuando viajaba mucho por el trabajo solía ir al restaurante antes de tener hambre (ya que me he acostumbrado a cenar tarde desde que vivo en España) y aún así muchas veces me quedé sólo en el restaurante antes de que llegara el primer plato. |
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¿Chileno, a cuál horas vos manyás?
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@Caballero: "Manyar" is not Spanish. "Comer" is the verb you're looking for.
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I have ate to that hour mean I'm walk up in my house, sometimes I'm not sleep because I let me to watching the TV in my bed. When I'm in the street casually in that time I have ate around of the 1 A.M. I'm know that is bad for my body, but really I have costumed to that kind to live, already always I have made the same during my life, only when my wife does to dinner very early, I mean before of the eight of the night, I tend to eat a little earlier, but when it not happens!. Sincerely yours. |
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Me interesan mucho los horarios de Nueva York. ¿Me los puedes explicar? ¿A qué hora es habitual levantarse, desayunar, comer, cenar e irse a dormir? Gracias. :) |
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