How to Say ‘What does the family set meal include?’ in Simplified Chinese
家庭套餐都有什么?
jiā tíng tào cān dōu yǒu shén me
[jyah ting tao tsahn doe yoe shummuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [都有什么?] asks "what all is there?" or "what does it include?" and often sounds more natural than a very literal "what is it." It's especially common when asking about the contents of sets, menus, or services.
Phrase Breakdown
家庭套餐
jiā tíng tào cān
family set meal; family package
A meal set designed for families or groups.
家庭套餐很适合三个人。
A family set meal is very suitable for three people.
Words in this phrase
家庭
jiā tíng
[jyah ting]
family
Describes the set meal as intended for family-style dining.
我想知道家庭套餐都有什么?
I want to know what the family set meal includes.
套餐
tào cān
[tao tsahn]
set meal
A bundled meal; this question asks what dishes are included in it.
家庭套餐都有什么?请介绍一下。
What does the family set meal include? Please introduce it.
都有什么?
dōu yǒu shén me
what does it include?
A common way to ask about the contents of something.
这个套餐都有什么?
What does this set meal include?
Words in this phrase
都
dōu
[doe]
all; exactly
Asks for all included items, not just one or two examples.
家庭套餐都有什么?
What exactly does the family set meal include?
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; include
Used to ask what the set meal contains.
这个特别菜单里有海鲜。
This special menu includes seafood.
什么
shén me
[shummuh]
what
Asks which dishes or items are part of the set meal.
家庭套餐都有什么?我想先了解一下。
What does the family set meal include? I'd like to understand first.
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