Does "eating" really mean ordering dinner for lunch?

Cantonese people are used to calling the afternoon between noon 12 and 6 pm "Yan Tian", so eating Yan generally refers to having lunch (especially from1/kloc-0 to 2 pm). Restaurants in China and Hongkong are used to calling them morning markets, and they are open until 1 1 a.m. 1 1: 00 am to 2: 00 pm is called afternoon market, 2: 00 pm to 5: 00 pm is generally called tea time, and 5: 00 pm to closing time is called dinner and snack time.

Eating lunch is not only called "eating swallow" in Cantonese, but also called "zhouyan". Meal ",but most Hong Kong people like to use both Chinese and western, calling lunch a lunch box. Lunch is short for lunch, which means lunch. At present, there is a new word called brunch, which is a mixture of breakfast and lunch; Some hotels use brunch as a way to attract late risers and let them have breakfast or lunch.

For dinner, Hong Kong people generally call it "eating dinner" or "eating rice", and there is no specific name; But after 10 in the evening, Hong Kong people often call it "snack" (formally, it should be called "snack"). As far as I know, zhouyan has heard of Lagua?

So ~ eating Yan is lunch ...

I know nothing about dinner-I don't remember the swastika used by the Nazis.

I just listen to dinner ... but it's rare. There are two ways to speak. ...

I think I'm bored because I'm an fd. ...

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If it's lunch, what can I say except "eat dinner" for dinner?

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I don't know, reference: me, lunch,

What can I say about dinner except "having dinner"?

Dinner,