do britsih ppl always have tea time.?

Question

is that true.

Answer 1

A fair proportion of people call their evening meal "tea" so for them, yes they would have tea time.

A 'proper' tea would have sandwiches and cakes or scones and jam or (yummm) clotted cream. A "high" tea would be more elaborate.

Answer 2

They would at some time, to have no time for Tea Time, though the time may be fit to a Tee for tea, time for another tea would not fit the time to be straight as a tee square.

And try saying that 3 times quickly while sipping at tea time, it;s a teenie bit hard..

Answer 3

Some Brits call their evening meal tea, so that would be tea time. But as for tea and cakes, nah, not for years and years. You can still get a traditional tea-and-scones thing at cafés though (mostly for tourists and old folks :p).

Answer 4

Hello! Toodlepip old thing! Of course British people always have tea-time. But depends what you call tea-time? It is the same as your Dinnertime at night.The only other time we have tea-time proper like is-When the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain. There! I hope youv'e got it?

Answer 5

If you are really British then yes. You stop for a spot of tea at 4 in the afternoon. TaTA

Answer 6

We brits do drink tea, but as for 'tea-time' well that sounds a bit stereotypical. And of course a lot of us brits drink coffee instead or just water or juice.

Answer 7

No - it is of the old time when tea time consisted of sandwiches cakes and tea.

Answer 8

Lol, im only 23 and my mates pop round for a brew... Thats really quite bad :S.

Tea-time just indicates dinner time.

In uk lunch is dinner and dinner is tea ;)

Answer 9

Now that you mention it, time for a spot o' tea, wot?:)

Answer 10

tee hee, Terry

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