How to Say ‘Chicken leg boxed lunch’ in Traditional Chinese
雞腿便當
jī tuǐ biàn dāng
[jītuǐ biàndāng]
💬 Usage Tip: To name a bento, put the main item in front of 便當: 排骨便當 (pái gǔ biàn dāng) "pork chop bento". Menus and orders use exactly this shape.
Phrase Breakdown
雞腿
jī tuǐ
[jītuǐ]
chicken leg; drumstick
The leg of a chicken, often fried or braised.
我最喜歡吃雞腿。
I like eating chicken legs the most.
便當
biàn dāng
[biàndāng]
boxed lunch; bento
A meal packed in a box, usually rice with meat and side dishes; a very common, affordable lunch choice for office workers in Taiwan.
我們中午一起去買便當吧。
Let's go buy boxed lunches together at noon.
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