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frukost = breakfast (Swedish); frokost = lunch (Danish) -_-
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frokost = breakfast (Norwegian Bokmål), just to make it a little more confusing!
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"lunsj " is "lunch" in Norwegian. "lunch" is "lunch" in Swedish.
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Frühstück in German also sounds alike) But the Danish!..
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I eat...backspace backspace backspace. I DON'T eat lunch.
It's not wrong from a grammar perspective. It's simply an older phrase that has gone out of style. Hearing someone say "I eat no lunch" would sound odd to an American.
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yeah i don't lunch i only eat breakfast, snack, second breakfast, tea, snack, brunch, snack, linner, snack, super, dinner, snack, pre bedtime milk, snack, bedtime milk and sugar and then i sleepwalk to the fridge then i have breakfast again and so i mean, who needs lunch anyway?!
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What kind of crazy hobbit are you? Just that? Doesn't cover lunch at all!
