Daily Italian Vocabulary: Pranzo (Lunch)

Today we’re going to talk about the meal in the middle breakfast (breakfast) and Senna (dinner) certainly, Lunch (Lunch)!

Lunch is a masculine noun, so it has the following definite and indefinite articles:

in Italy, Lunch Usually served between 12:30pm and 2:00pm, but most Italians have it around 1pm.Those in no rush to return to work may easily spend an hour eating lunch, either at home or serving food in public places such as pizzeria or bar.

Don’t skip lunch. It hurts our bodies.

We can’t skip lunch. Not good for our body.

correct Lunch In Italy, a meal is always a complete tasty meal consisting of a variety of vegetables, meats and carbohydrates.For example, whenever we visit my mother in law (mother in law) She always serves us at lunch primary (first course) of spaghettifollowed by a according to (second course) meat, and finally contour (side dish) vegetables or salad.

These days, however, Italians only have one primary or according toor even just fast sandwich (sandwich) on the go, especially if they’re in a hurry.

to say “have lunch” in Italian, you need to use the verb fare (do / do) and Lunchno have (have).Alternatively, you can use a single verb have lunch.

I usually have lunch around 1 o’clock.

I usually have lunch around 1pm.

Lunchwith trumpet – However end, a fast food or a simple lunch.

One packed lunch On the other hand, (lit lunch in a bag) is what Italians call it packed lunch. It refers to the kind of lunch you would take to school or an outing (like a picnic).