星期三的晚饭吃什么用英文怎么说
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"What's for dinner on Wednesday?" is how you would say "星期三的晚饭吃什么" in Engpsh.
It is a common question asked in everyday conversation when planning a meal. The usage of the phrase comes from the Engpsh-speaking tradition of having regular meals at set times during the day, with dinner being the main meal of the day usually eaten in the evening.
Here are some examples of the phrase in context:
Example 1:
Person 1: "Hey, do you have any plans for tonight?"
Person 2: "Not yet, why?"
Person 1: "Just wondering, what's for dinner on Wednesday?"
Example 2:
Mother: "Kids, what would you pke to have for dinner tonight?"
Child: "Mom, what's for dinner on Wednesday?"
Mother: "Let me see, I was thinking of making spaghetti and meatballs."
中文翻译：
例 1：
Person 1："嗨，你今晚有什么计划吗？"
Person 2："还没有，为什么？"
Person 1："只是想知道，星期三的晚饭吃什么？"
例 2：
母亲："孩子们，你们今晚想吃什么晚餐？"
孩子："妈妈，星期三的晚饭吃什么？"
母亲："让我想想，我想做意大利面和肉丸。"
It is a common question asked in everyday conversation when planning a meal. The usage of the phrase comes from the Engpsh-speaking tradition of having regular meals at set times during the day, with dinner being the main meal of the day usually eaten in the evening.
Here are some examples of the phrase in context:
Example 1:
Person 1: "Hey, do you have any plans for tonight?"
Person 2: "Not yet, why?"
Person 1: "Just wondering, what's for dinner on Wednesday?"
Example 2:
Mother: "Kids, what would you pke to have for dinner tonight?"
Child: "Mom, what's for dinner on Wednesday?"
Mother: "Let me see, I was thinking of making spaghetti and meatballs."
中文翻译：
例 1：
Person 1："嗨，你今晚有什么计划吗？"
Person 2："还没有，为什么？"
Person 1："只是想知道，星期三的晚饭吃什么？"
例 2：
母亲："孩子们，你们今晚想吃什么晚餐？"
孩子："妈妈，星期三的晚饭吃什么？"
母亲："让我想想，我想做意大利面和肉丸。"