How to Say ‘We recently introduced a family set meal.’ in Simplified Chinese
我们最近推出了家庭套餐。
wǒ men zuì jìn tuī chū le jiā tíng tào cān
[waw men dzway jin tway choo luh jyah ting tao tsahn]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often puts the time phrase before the verb: [我们最近推出了家庭套餐]. You can reuse that order with other times, like [我们今天有优惠] or [我们周末营业].
Phrase Breakdown
我们
wǒ men
[waw men]
we; us
Here it refers to the restaurant speaking to the customer.
我们最近推出了家庭套餐。
We recently introduced a family set meal.
最近
zuì jìn
[dzway jin]
recently; lately
Shows the family set meal is a new offering.
我们最近推出了家庭套餐。
We recently introduced a family set meal.
推出了
tuī chū le
launched; introduced
Means a new product or service has been introduced.
商店推出了新活动。
The store launched a new promotion.
Words in this phrase
推出
tuī chū
[tway choo]
launch; introduce
Used by staff to present a newly added item or deal.
我们最近推出了家庭套餐。
We recently introduced a family set meal.
了
le
[luh]
completed-action particle
Marks that the introduction of the family set meal has already happened.
我们最近推出了家庭套餐。
We recently introduced a family set meal.
家庭套餐
jiā tíng tào cān
family set meal; family package
A meal package designed for families or groups.
这家餐厅有家庭套餐。
This restaurant has a family set meal.
Words in this phrase
家庭
jiā tíng
[jyah ting]
family
Describes the target group for the set meal.
我们最近推出了家庭套餐。
We recently introduced a family set meal.
套餐
tào cān
[tao tsahn]
set meal
A bundled meal sold at one price; here it is a family set meal.
我们最近推出了家庭套餐。
We recently introduced a family set meal.
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