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How to Say ‘How about Sunday lunch, then?’ in Traditional Chinese

那禮拜天中午呢?

nà lǐ bài tiān zhōng wǔ ne

[nà lǐbàitiān zhōngwǔ nuh]

Phrase Breakdown

那禮拜天

nà lǐ bài tiān

then Sunday

那 means 'then / in that case'. 禮拜天 means 'Sunday' in everyday Taiwanese Mandarin.

Example

那禮拜天你有空嗎?

Then are you free on Sunday?

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nà]

then; so

Used at the start of a sentence to move on to a new topic.

Example

那我們走吧。

Then let's go.

禮拜天

lǐ bài tiān

[lǐbàitiān]

Sunday

Colloquial Taiwanese way to say Sunday.

Example

禮拜天我休息。

I'm off on Sunday.

中午呢?

zhōng wǔ ne

at noon?

中午 means 'noon / lunchtime'. 呢 makes it a 'what about...?' question.

Example

明天中午呢?

What about tomorrow at noon?

Words in this phrase

中午

zhōng wǔ

[zhōngwǔ]

noon; midday

The middle of the day, around 12:00.

Example

中午我們一起吃飯。

Let's eat together at noon.

呢

ne

[nuh]

and you?; what about...?

A conversational particle used to turn the question back to the other person, like 'how about you?'

Example

我最近每天都在看,你呢?

I’ve been watching every day lately. How about you?

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