"We are eating out tonight."
"eating out" means eating at a restaurant and not at home.
"tonight" explains when you will be doing this.
"We are going out for dinner tonight."
"dinner" means the same as supper.
"going out" means the same as eating out.
"We are eating out tonight."
[今日](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/36958/)は[外食](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/48032/)するよ
"eating out"
家じゃなくレストランでたべる
"tonight"
いつするか、[今晩](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/72846/)ですという意味.
"We are going out for dinner tonight."
今晩は、外食するよ
"dinner" はsupperと同じ意味
"going out" はeating out.と同じ意味
2. Are there any hungry people here who would like to go to a restaurant this evening?
1. "Anyone _____?" We use this expression when we want to ask a group of people something.
"Anyone for tennis?"
"Anyone fancy a drink?"
"Anyone want to go dancing this evening?"
2. This sentence is asking everyone present if they would like to go out to a restaurant. "Are there any hungry people here who would like..." This part of the sentence is unnecessarily long and so builds a little suspense for the final part of the sentence: "..go to a restaurant this evening?"
1. "Anyone _____?" この言い方は、グループの人たちに何かを尋ねる時に使います。
"Anyone for tennis?"テニス[行きたい](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/47555/)人ー？
"Anyone fancy a drink?" 飲みたい人ー？
"Anyone want to go dancing this evening?" 今夜踊りに行きたい人ー？
2.この文章は、そこにいる人に、[レストラン](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/36334/)に行きたいか、[尋ねる](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/51173/)言い方です。
"Are there any hungry people here who would like..." これは、不必要に長すぎるので、最後の部分"..go to a restaurant this evening?"が宙ぶらりんなるかもしれません。
A) We are going out for supper tonight!
*Going out - away from home
*Supper - dinner
B) Let's go eat out!
- lets go and have dinner somewhere.
I hope this helps :-)
A) We are going out for supper tonight!
今晩は、晩御飯を食べに行くよ。
*Going out - away from home
家から出る
*Supper - dinner のこと。
B) Let's go eat out!
外食しよう
- lets go and have dinner somewhereどこかに晩御飯を食べに行こう。
参考になると幸いです。
example
"shall we go to a restaurant?".
or
"we're eating out tonight, where would you like to eat".
or
"let's eat out". or "let's go out and eat".
例：
"Shall we go to a restaurant?"
レストランにいこうか。
"We're eating out tonight, where would you like to eat"
今夜は外食だよ。どこに行きたい？
"Let's eat out"
外食しよう。
"Let's go out and eat"
外食しよう。
I am going to take you to a good restaurant for dinner.
You can simply tell your children that instead of eating at home, you will be taking them out to dinner at their favorite restaurant. In the first suggestion, I provided an example that is very direct and to the point. If you would like to be more formal in your expression, you can use the second sentence example.
We are going to have dinner at the restaurant around the corner.
Let's go out to eat dinner!
"We are dining out tonight, get dressed!"-'Dining out' is a phrase we use when are telling people that we are going out for dinner. You can replace the "tonight" with "lunch" or "breakfast" if you wish. It will then change to, for example, "We are dining out for lunch this afternoon!" I added "get dressed" if you are telling them at the last second that you are about to go out; it really isn't something you have to say. You could just leave it at "we are dining out tonight."
"We are going to have dinner at the restaurant around the corner."- We use "around the corner" in scenarios where the destination is near by.
"Let's go out to eat dinner!"- This is just a statement that you make about going out for dinner. It means the same as the above 2 sentences.
"Let's go eat!" is a common phrase, particularly popular in the USA. Let means to allow.
Shouting or calling out "dinnertime!" is also a common phrase, this time more often used in the UK than in the USA. It is usually used to describe the evening meal, but can actually be used for the lunch time (early afternoon meal) too.
"Let's go eat!"
食べに行こう！
は、特にアメリカではよく使う表現です。
大きな声で"dinnertime!" と言うのもまたよく使うフレーズです。これは、アメリカよりもイギリスでのほうがよく使われます。普通は夕食のときに使う言葉ですが、昼食時にも使うことができます。
if you want to know what you can say to your kids when you want to go eat dinner, you can say something like "Come on everyone! Let's get ready to leave for dinner." or "Let's go get dinner now shall we?". These are some fun and encouraging ways to tell someone you want to go get dinner now.
Here are some examples of these sentences being used in context: let's go out for dinner! who's ready? Let's eat out tonight! What does everyone feel like? Let's go eat at a restaurant tonight! Does any one have a restaurant which they would like to go to?
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