How to Say ‘Are both available / are both offered’ in Traditional Chinese
都有提供
dōu yǒu tí gōng
[doh yo tee gong]
💬 Usage Tip: [都] with two options means both of them: [午餐和晚餐時段都有提供]. You can reuse it as [內用外帶都可以].
Phrase Breakdown
都
dōu
[doh]
all; both
Shows that something applies to all mentioned cases, such as both lunch and dinner.
平日和假日都有提供特別套餐。
Special set meals are offered on both weekdays and holidays.
有
yǒu
[yo]
to have; there is/are
Shows that something exists or is available.
午餐和晚餐都有甜點。
There is dessert at both lunch and dinner.
提供
tí gōng
[tee gong]
to provide; to offer
Means to supply or make something available to customers.
這家餐廳都有提供外帶服務。
This restaurant also offers takeout service.
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