How to Say ‘To order boxed lunches’ in Traditional Chinese
訂便當
dìng biàn dāng
[dìng biàndāng]
Phrase Breakdown
訂
dìng
[dìng]
to order
To place an order for something, such as food or goods, in advance.
我想訂兩個便當。
I'd like to order two boxed lunches.
便當
biàn dāng
[biàndāng]
boxed lunch; bento
A takeaway meal of rice with meat and side dishes, very common in Taiwan.
我中午吃便當。
I eat a boxed lunch at noon.
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