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psa

if an english person says anything about tea/having tea/having someone round for tea

it does not mean they will literally be drinking tea

tea means dinner

we mean we are having dinner

ARE YOU SRS

YES

so then how do you invite someone for tea. with tea and scones and jam and stuff. that kind of tea. how are you supposed to phrase that?

“do you want to come over for a cuppa”

SOMEONE FINALLY DID IT

@ye-olde-porne-shope This is the first thing you taught me about British culture xD

See in Ireland some people mean tea as tea and some mean it as supper
Which leads to CONFUSION A