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In Belgium, we call lunch le dîner, which, just to confuse you a little more, means dinner in standard French. So, how do we say dinner in Belgium? Le souper - like 'supper' in English.
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Aug 22, 2024 · During drinks or dinner, Belgians usually only toast during the first round. In Wallonia, you can say salud or santé, and in Flanders, you can say proost, gezondheid, or schol. When you have dinner at a restaurant, it’s common for the table to split the bill evenly. You can use mobile payment apps to make this easier.
- Mealtimes may be delicious, but they have different names. In France, your mealtimes are as follows: le petit-déjeuner (breakfast), le déjeuner (lunch) and le dîner (dinner).
- The numbers are far more logical. This is perhaps the best news you’ll hear all day. For non-native French speakers, numbers can be tricky. After sixty, you’ve got soixante-dix (seventy, or sixty plus ten), quatre-vingts (eighty, or four times twenty) and quatre-vingt-dix (ninety, or four times twenty plus ten).
- You might stumble over savoir and pouvoir. You should “know” that savoir (to know) and pouvoir (to be able to) “can be” different. Ha. Get it? Nope? Then keep reading.
- Belgian tunes will keep you jamming. French music is a great way to squeeze language learning into your day effortlessly. Watch music videos in your down time, make a playlist for your car, or have a dance party (if that’s what you’re into).
Sep 8, 2014 · We’ve rounded up 10 of the best things you can eat in Belgium, spanning classics and lesser known dishes, along with suggestions of where to eat them.
Aug 6, 2023 · Belgians appreciate polite greetings, so when meeting someone for the first time or entering a room, a friendly “Bonjour” (in French-speaking regions) or “Goedendag” (in Dutch-speaking regions) is customary. Handshakes are standard, and a firm, brief handshake is considered respectful.