To use estate agent parlance "What do you call your main reception room?"

Betty18, so interesting! Such are the markers of social class.

I don't know, but I bet really upper class people say "cut the grass".

i have a lounge! but my daughter and grandaughters who live with me call it a living room.
my friend has a front room although it's at the back of her flat.
my late mum also had a front room but her's was at the front of their house.
different strokes for different folks as always.
incidentally i call my evening meal tea too.

Always front room

Bed 1, bed 2, bed 3, living room

Front room always x

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Wehave a day room and sitting room where the TV is. Upstairs we have our room, the ugly room and green room !

Did Hyacinth Bucket have a lounge?

I say living room, my mum always said front place or front room. For some reason I dislike the word lounge!

Its a front room of course. It was after all the front of the house! The room behind it was the kitchen although the room with the sink and the cooker was a shed and yes, it was actually a shed.
The meal we had around 5:30 in the evening was, and still is, Tea. At 12:00 we had Dinner.

living room and conservatory here. Don't like the term Master bedroom, we have our bedroom, back bedroom and little bedroom.

We have a lounge and a den (boys room with audio, projector, big screen etc

Alexa no need for any name when it was a single end ...lol

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I usually call our main meal tea as well. Normally we just have lunch and tea if we go out for a meal in the evening though or invite people round though I would always say dinner. I don't know why! Language is odd isn't it?

In estate agents parlance it's our "recently decorated in pleasant neutral tones. Sunny, park aspect, well proportioned lounge" but we call it 'the front room'

Does anyone really care? Surely there are many more important things to concern us.

I call it the lounge now but, as a child growing up in a council house, it was the front or living room. The evening meal has always been tea though (lunch is midday)so not that posh yet!

Sitting room. My Mum always called it that too.

Drawing room.

Sitting room and we also have a dining room.

Gummie my mother always said only airports and hotels have lounges! We have a living room.

We have a sitting room. I also grew up being told that airports and pubs have lounges. Also that living rooms were in houses that had only one room. If you had a separate dining room then your 'other room' was not a living room.

My elderly Yorkshire landlady in the 60s used to call her living/dining room ‘the house’.
‘Come in’t house, love.’
She still used thee and thou, too, but mostly to her budgie.

Love Paddyanne and the 5 bedroom house description of being normal. I have a sunroom, front room and all the 4 bedrooms are bedrooms even though one has an en suite.

Sitting room.Thats what my parents called theirs but I love my kitchen we sit and have more fun in it than any other place.