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How to Say ‘How does everyone eat?’ in Traditional Chinese

大家都怎麼吃?

dà jiā dōu zěn me chī

[dàjiā dōu dzun-muh chī]

💬 Usage Tip: 都 (dōu) comes after a group word like 大家 and before the verb, meaning 'all of them'. 大家都很忙 "everyone is busy".

Phrase Breakdown

大家都

dà jiā dōu

everyone usually

大家 means "everyone" and 都 means "all." Here 都 suggests a general habit of the group.

Example

大家都到了。

Everyone has arrived.

Words in this phrase

大家

dà jiā

[dàjiā]

everyone

Pronoun for all the people present or in a group.

Example

大家早安。

Good morning, everyone.

都

dōu

[dōu]

all

Refers to the entire quantity or extent.

Example

我們都已經準備好了。

We're all ready.

怎麼吃?

zěn me chī

how (do they) eat?

怎麼 means "how" and 吃 means "eat." Use 怎麼 + verb to ask how something is done.

Example

這個怎麼吃?

How do you eat this?

Words in this phrase

怎麼

zěn me

[dzun-muh]

how; in what way

Used to ask about the method or manner of doing something.

Example

你們平常怎麼合作,會先開會嗎?

How do you usually work together? Do you meet first?

吃

chī

[chī]

to eat

The basic verb for eating food.

Example

我們去吃晚餐吧。

Let's go eat dinner.

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