How to Say ‘Book dinner’ in Traditional Chinese
訂晚餐
dìng wǎn cān
[ding wan tsan]
Phrase Breakdown
訂
dìng
[ding]
to reserve; to book
Used when making a reservation, such as booking a table at a restaurant.
我想訂晚餐前先打電話。
I want to call first before booking dinner.
晚餐
wǎn cān
[wan tsan]
dinner
The evening meal; often used when booking a restaurant for the evening.
今晚的晚餐想吃清淡一點。
For tonight’s dinner, I want something lighter.
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