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Which of these means 'dinner'?
ごはん (gohan) can mean 'meal' in general, but 晩御飯 specifically refers to dinner.
You want to say 'What are you eating for dinner?'. Which word would you use for 'dinner'?
あさごはん (asagohan) is breakfast, ひるごはん (hirugohan) is lunch, and おやつ (oyatsu) is a snack. 晩御飯 (bangohan) is dinner.
Which of the following is typically eaten in the evening?
晩御飯 (bangohan) means dinner, which is eaten in the evening. あさごはん (asagohan) is breakfast, ひるごはん (hirugohan) is lunch, and パン (pan) is bread, which can be eaten anytime.
晩御飯 (bangohan) is usually eaten in the morning.
晩御飯 (bangohan) means dinner, which is eaten in the evening, not the morning. 朝ごはん (asagohan) is eaten in the morning.
If someone asks '晩御飯は何ですか？' (Bangohan wa nan desu ka?), they are asking about your dinner.
はい、その通りです！ (Hai, sono toori desu!) '晩御飯は何ですか？' (Bangohan wa nan desu ka?) directly translates to 'What is for dinner?'.
You can use 晩御飯 (bangohan) to talk about a snack.
晩御飯 (bangohan) refers to the main evening meal. おやつ (oyatsu) is the word for snack.
The correct order is '私は (I) 晩御飯 (dinner) を (object particle) 食べます (eat).'
The correct order is '晩御飯 (dinner) は (topic particle) 何 (what) ですか (is it / question particle)?'
The correct order is '私が (I, emphasizing 'I') 晩御飯 (dinner) を (object particle) 作ります (make).'
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