Susan (from Germany): “Well, I often have (51) a snack at about eleven in the morning. I usually go to a kiosk near here and buy (52) a sausage, and then I eat it, standing up at a small table near the kiosk. Then at about four o’clock we usually stop work and have (53) a cup of coffee and (54) some cakes.”

Renato (from Brazil): “I don’t usually have (55) any food in the middle of the morning, but in the afternoon, at about five o’clock, I sometimes have a coffee. Yesterday, for example, I had (56) a loaf of bread and (57) some cheese. I get very hungry in the afternoons! Oh, yes. and I had (58) an iced tea. You can buy it at the beach or on the streets – it’s very popular in Brazil.”

Mariko (from Japan): “In Japan, we eat food from all over the world, and young people like European snacks. Older people like more traditional food. For example, every afternoon, my grandfather has (59) some Japanese sweets with traditional green tea. At work, on weekdays we usually have a ‘three o’clock snack’. Today I had (60) some biscuits and tea, but no milk! I find it very strange that English people have milk in their tea!