How to Say ‘During both lunch and dinner hours’ in Traditional Chinese
午餐和晚餐時段都有提供
wǔ cān hé wǎn cān shí duàn dōu yǒu tí gōng
[woo tsan huh wahn tsan shir dwahn doh yo tee gong]
Phrase Breakdown
午餐
wǔ cān
[woo tsan]
lunch
Refers to the lunch meal or lunch service.
午餐和晚餐時段都有提供這道菜。
This dish is offered during both lunch and dinner time slots.
和
hé
[huh]
and
Used to link lunch and dinner together.
午餐和晚餐時段都有提供套餐。
Set meals are offered during both lunch and dinner time slots.
晚餐
wǎn cān
[wahn tsan]
dinner
Refers to the dinner meal or dinner service.
午餐和晚餐時段都有提供甜點。
Dessert is offered during both lunch and dinner time slots.
時段
shí duàn
[shir dwahn]
time slot; period
A specific service period in the day.
午餐和晚餐時段都有提供優惠。
Promotions are offered during both lunch and dinner time slots.
都有提供
dōu yǒu tí gōng
are both offered; both have available
Means the service is available in both listed time periods.
午餐和晚餐時段都有提供
It is offered during both lunch and dinner periods.
Words in this phrase
都
dōu
[doh]
all; both
Marks that the statement applies to both of the time periods mentioned.
平日和週末都能訂位。
Reservations can be made on both weekdays and weekends.
有
yǒu
[yo]
to have; to be available
Used to say something exists or is offered.
今天都有提供兒童餐。
Children's meals are available today.
提供
tí gōng
[tee gong]
to provide; to offer
Used for menu items, services, or benefits a restaurant offers.
本店都有提供免費熱茶。
Our restaurant offers free hot tea.
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