Is it normal that i hate it when people say tea instead of dinner?

This is probably only in the UK. It is so annoying and confusing. If someone says 'do you want tea?' you don't know what they are asking you. I just find it soooo dumb. And I think it might be a posh thing.

Is It Normal?
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  • Breakfast
    Snack
    Lunch then
    Brunch
    Snack again
    Early bird dinner
    Then supper
    Then fourth meal

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    • I'm sure that's how the Americans do it. Us Brits are a bit more weight conscious.

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      • Well let's just say I have a healthy crapping life hence my name

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    • Also midnight snack!

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    • What about second breakfasts?

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  • Sounds annoying to me. I'm American... never heard of this, but it would bug me.

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  • I thought that they called dinner "supper" and tea was strictly for tea time.

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    • Never heard anyone say 'supper' outside of the goldilocks story. Dinner is for dinner, tea is annoyingly either for dinner or for drinking tea.

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  • how bout when they says dinner steada supper

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    • But that's not confusing.

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      • sure it is cause if yallre havin dinner at noontime then whens lunch?

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        • Ok I get you, yes people also call lunch dinner in England. So are you in character all the time on here donteatstuffoffthesidewalk?

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