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Key Expressions and Meanings
This episode introduces the casual invitation ランチ行こうよ (Let’s go for lunch), a common expression used among friends or colleagues to suggest going for a meal together. It’s a friendly and relaxed way of making plans to eat.
Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)
Expression 1: ランチ行こうよ
| Japanese | ランチ行こうよ |
|---|---|
| English (US) | Let’s go for lunch |
| English (UK) | Let’s go for lunch |
| Korean | 점심 먹으러 가자 |
| Hindi | लंच के लिए चलते हैं। |
| French | Allons déjeuner |
| German | Lass uns Mittagessen gehen |
| Spanish | Vamos a almorzar |
| Portuguese (BR) | Vamos almoçar |
| Italian | Andiamo a pranzo |
| Dutch | Laten we lunchen |
| Vietnamese | Chúng ta đi ăn trưa nhé |
| Thai | ไปทานข้าวกลางวันกันเถอะ |
Meaning & Usage
- ランチ行こうよ: A casual invitation used to ask someone to go for lunch. It’s commonly used in informal settings with friends or coworkers. The word 行こうよ (let’s go) adds a friendly, inviting tone.
Example Sentence
- ランチ行こうよ: “今日は忙しいから、ランチ行こうよ。” (Today is busy, so let’s go for lunch.)
Final Note
This episode introduces the casual and friendly expression ランチ行こうよ (Let’s go for lunch). It’s a great phrase to use in social situations, whether you’re with friends or coworkers, and adds a relaxed tone to your conversations.
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