>I think so your breakfast traditions not so much healty:
>-cornflakes
>-coffee and ring paste (I couldn't remembered it's name now).
>-hamburger (I'm not sure if all of you eat that at breakfast, but I saw)
>I like hamburger but, at breakfast, terrible.

I think you will find that in the English world that people tend breakfasts like this.

- cold cereal with milk
- toast or bagels with peanut butter, jam, honey or just plain butter
- smoothies, a blend of yogurt with fruit
- warm cereal (oatmeal or other types)
- bacon and eggs (boiled, scrambled, omelete)
- pancakes (usually only made on weekends since they take more time)
- french toast (weekends)
- with any of these people would generally drink coffee, fruit juice, milk or perhaps even tea

At resaurants you get fancier versions of these. As others have said the English world (England, US, Canada, Australia...) are so multi-cultural that people might even eat French or other types of breakfasts.