How to Say ‘Go eat hot pot’ in Traditional Chinese
去吃火鍋
qù chī huǒ guō
[chyoo chih huǒguō]
💬 Usage Tip: Two verbs can be stacked with no word between them, so 去 + 吃 means "go eat". Swap in another activity, as in 去看電影 "go see a movie".
Phrase Breakdown
去
qù
[chyoo]
to go
A verb meaning to go somewhere or move to do something.
你先坐，我去拿菜單。
You sit first, I'll go get the menu.
吃
chī
[chih]
to eat
Used with 有 to form a natural question: 有吃…嗎？ ‘Have you eaten…?’
你有吃湯圓嗎？
Did you eat tangyuan (sweet rice balls)?
火鍋
huǒ guō
[huǒguō]
hot pot
A dish where food is cooked in a simmering pot of broth at the table.
冬天很適合吃火鍋。
Winter is great for eating hot pot.
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