How to Say ‘Dinner hours’ in Traditional Chinese
晚餐時段
wǎn cān shí duàn
[wahn tsan shir dwahn]
Phrase Breakdown
晚餐
wǎn cān
[wahn tsan]
dinner
Refers to the evening meal or dinner service.
晚餐時段的客人比較多。
There are more customers during dinner hours.
時段
shí duàn
[shir dwahn]
time slot; period
A designated period of time, often for restaurant service.
晚餐時段需要先訂位。
You need to reserve a table in advance for the dinner time slot.
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