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A petit déjeuner

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PsychoAndy

Lifer
How many of you eat lunch during the day? I almost never eat lunch, usually I just get a drink or mooch off people's food. Maybe I should start a poll. Also, what are the nutritional detriments associated with eating 1 meal a day?
 


<< Isn't that breakfast? >>


That would be lunch, sir. I might be wrong, seeing as i am a.) not french, b.) not canadian, and c.) lack general knowledge of french. But i was told a petit dejuner was lunch =\
 
No benefits to one meal. If you have to have one meal though, make it a delicacy. Try gorilla breast. Taste just like chicken.
 


<< well maybe dejuner is lunch and petit is breakfast? Man what a FAGGY language french is. >>

Tell that to Quebec...
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In general, my meal situation is like a lion's. Lions go for like a week or longer without eating, then they catch something, kill it, and stuff themselves so full that they can't do anything except sleep all day in the sun digesting it.

I tend to eat only one or two meals a day, but when I do eat, it's such a huge meal that my stomach is completely full and I get really sleepy. Seriously, I eat meals that are like twice the size of a normal meal.
 
petit d&eacute;jeuner = breakfast
d&eacute;jeuner = lunch

i try and always each lunch... and breakfast most of the time 🙂
 


<< well maybe dejuner is lunch and petit is breakfast? Man what a FAGGY language french is. >>


You sir, are correct (this is going off the 1 semester of French I took in high school 🙂
 


<< well maybe dejuner is lunch and petit is breakfast? Man what a FAGGY language french is. >>



C'est toi qui est trop niaiseux pour comprendre, ou trop paresseux pour apprendre...




In France, petit d&eacute;je&ucirc;ner is breakfast, d&eacute;je&ucirc;ner is lunch, and d&icirc;ner is supper.

In Quebec, d&eacute;je&ucirc;ner is breakfast, d&icirc;ner is lunch, and souper is supper.


Probably too hard to understand for some of you...
 


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<< well maybe dejuner is lunch and petit is breakfast? Man what a FAGGY language french is. >>



C'est toi qui est trop niaiseux pour comprendre, ou trop paresseux pour apprendre...




In France, petit d&eacute;je&ucirc;ner is breakfast, d&eacute;je&ucirc;ner is lunch, and d&icirc;ner is supper.

In Quebec, d&eacute;je&ucirc;ner is breakfast, d&icirc;ner is lunch, and souper is supper.


Probably too hard to understand for some of you... >>


Just like in some parts of the south, "breakfast" is breakfast, "dinner" is lunch, and "supper" is dinner?
 
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