The evening meal

[Plogs]

I call it Tea. I have know punters of other states, mainly NSW, call it Dinner. Can punters of other states give thier view ?

 

[nicky]

i call it dinner, tea is a cup of tea to me.

 

[Plogs]

i call it dinner, tea is a cup of tea to me.

Where did you grow up ?

 

[nicky]

Where did you grow up ?

yeah sorry, victoria

 

[Kahuna]

Tea for me. (SA)

 

[- PC -]

SA here


I call it both

Lunch dinner

Tea dinner

Weird

 

[Reveler]

tea or dinner, i'm a bit of both.

 

[Edd1e]

I call it tea (Vic)

Dinner sounds too American imo...

 

[BomberGal]

I usually said 'tea' growing up. I'm Victorian. If you asked me to name the three main meals I'd say breakfast, lunch and tea. (yay vegemite song)

Other influences now (particularly Italians, weird) mean I say dinner a bit now too, but dinner can mean lunch. Sunday dinner is definitely the lunch I had with my grandparents most weekends.

 

[cleveland]

dinner vic

 

[carntheroos4eva]

I call the evening meal, dinner (vic)

 

[CAS79]

I call it dinner or tea

I will cope easily with both as long as it involves food ending up in my stomach.

 

[eddiesmith]

I always call it dinner

 

[Bombers4Premiers]

Tea for me. SA here.

 

[Cleavy]

I call it both dinner and tea.

 

[Androo]

I say Dinner, tea is a drink, know a lot of people who say Tea thogh.

I'm in Tassie

 

[Fraz]

I call it dinner (Victorian) As others have said, tea is a drink!
On a side note my grandma sometimes refers to lunch as dinner.

 

[nicky]

I call it dinner (Victorian) As others have said, tea is a drink!
On a side note my grandma sometimes refers to lunch as dinner.

yeah old people often do that.

 

[lifelike_]

dinner vic

Ditto.

 

[TuskenRaider]

I go out for dinner. At home I have tea. That's just what I've always called it.

 

[Catfish Jake]

I try to call it dinner but don't often remember to.

 

[- PC -]

I also should say I have the mindset that when I ask a lady to dinner I mean the evening meal

 

[kimirocks]

I go out for dinner. At home I have tea. That's just what I've always called it.

Same here

 

[Mr P@H]

Din Dins

 

[lachlan24]

Mostly Tea, but sometimes Dinner. (Vic)