How to Say ‘To come dine’ in Traditional Chinese
來用餐
lái yòng cān
[lai yohng tsan]
💬 Usage Tip: [來] before another verb often means "come and...": [來用餐], [來看看], [來拿]. It's very common in invitations and service language.
Phrase Breakdown
來
lái
[lai]
to come
Used to indicate coming to a place or coming to do something.
很多客人會提早來用餐。
Many customers come early to dine.
用餐
yòng cān
[yohng tsan]
to dine; to have a meal
A polite and common way to say 'eat a meal,' especially in restaurants.
我們今晚要來用餐，想先確認無障礙設施。
We are coming to dine tonight and would like to confirm the accessibility facilities first.
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