点菜 Pronunciation and Pinyin
点菜 Usage and Examples
to order dishes in a restaurant
先生，可以点菜了吗？
Are you ready to order, sir?
女服务员走了过来，“你们准备好点菜了吗？”
The waitress appeared. "Are you ready to order?"
The characters in 点菜
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 点
- diǎn点yí一xià下Click, Tap
- diǎn点shàng上light, mark
- diǎn点dōng东xi西Order something, Get something
- diǎn点le了Ordered, Lit
- diǎn点shì事a small matter, something
- diǎn点liàng亮Light up, Illuminate
- diǎn点liàng亮le了lit up, illuminated
- diǎn点shén什me么What to order?, What would you like?
- diǎn点ér儿a little, a bit
- diǎn点bīng兵call the roll of troops, muster the troops
- diǎn点chū出point out, highlight
- diǎn点jī击click, tap
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Open the tool →Questions about 点菜
What does 点菜 mean in Chinese?
点菜 (diǎn cài) means “to order dishes in a restaurant”.
How do you pronounce 点菜?
点菜 is pronounced diǎn cài in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to order dishes in a restaurant” in Chinese?
“to order dishes in a restaurant” is 点菜 (diǎn cài) in Chinese.
How is 点菜 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 点菜, each with pinyin and an English translation.