Spanish Meal Times and Foods

This video explores the typical meal times and eating habits in Spain. It covers the five main meals: desayuno (breakfast), media mañana (mid-morning snack), comida (lunch), merienda (afternoon snack), and cena (dinner). Each meal is described with examples of common foods consumed during these times, highlighting the cultural significance and timing of each meal in a typical Spanish day.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Spanish holidays

• Spanish language

• Spanish meal times and typical foods

• Spanish culture

At what time do people in Spain usually have breakfast?

• Between 7 and 9 AM

• Between 9 and 11 AM

• Between 8 and 10 AM

• Between 6 and 8 AM

Which of the following is NOT a typical breakfast item in Spain?

• Juice

• Toast

• Cereal

• Pasta

What do Spanish children typically eat during the mid-morning break?

• A sandwich

• A salad

• A piece of cake

• A bowl of soup

What time is lunch usually eaten in Spain?

• Between 3 and 4 PM

• Between 12 and 1 PM

• Between 1 and 2 PM

• Between 2 and 3 PM

Which of the following is a typical first course for lunch in Spain?

• Chicken

• Salad

• Fish

• Vegetables

What time is the afternoon snack usually eaten in Spain?

• Between 4 and 5 PM

• Between 6 and 7 PM

• Between 5 and 6:30 PM

• Between 3 and 4 PM

Which of the following is NOT a typical afternoon snack for children in Spain?

• A sandwich

• Fruit

• Pizza

• Yogurt

What time is dinner usually eaten in Spain?

• Between 10 and 11 PM

• Between 9 and 10 PM

• Between 7 and 8 PM

• Between 8 and 9 PM