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No, everything is fine :)


At last, I want to specify that in this case "snack" haven't good Russian equivalent, and I suppose we use for it verb "перекусить".

No, I haven't. And I guess I didn't hear this word sinse I was a teenager. Becouse of that I wrote "as far as I know"...
If you sure about полдник and snack, Im not going to agrue.

No, I think we use for it verb "перекусить".
We have another word - "закуска", but its usually "attached" to some alkohol drinking.
"перекус" - its like "snack", but its more informal.

In reality the "Полдник" is between lunch and dinner, something about 16:00. It usually consists of a drink (juice, tea, yogurt-"Кефир") and some sweet (cake, bun, fancy cake). This meal is most...

I'll try to tell about Russian traditional meals.

usually:
05:00am- 11:00am (or just a first meal of the day) - "Завтрак"
12:00midday - 15:00 (or second big meal, usually about 13:00-14:00)...

Please explain for me how using this words in real life.