Jantar

[tomasese]

Third level end of lesson 2 in the match the frases peice. In the first panel jantar is used as to eat instead of comer. Is this a common use or a mistake.

[Fluenz User Support]

Hi @tomasese Good question!
In Portuguese, jantar can be both a noun (meaning "dinner") and a verb (meaning "to have dinner"). While comer is the general verb for "to eat," jantar specifically refers to eating dinner. So in this case, it's not a mistake—it’s just a more specific way to say "to eat" in the context of dinner. Hope that helps!

[tomasese]

It sort of helps but there is no context for dinner is that particular excercise. That I recall anyway. Thanks.

[Emilie Poyet]

Thanks again, we'll make sure to check again and specify we're referring to dinner in this exercise then, enjoy the rest of the program!