Examples of using "Middageten" in a sentence and their english translations:
Here's your lunch.
Is lunch ready?
Mom made lunch for us.
We watched TV after lunch.
- I was invited to lunch.
- I was invited to dinner.
Haven't you eaten lunch yet?
- It's time for lunch.
- It was lunchtime.
I used to go home for lunch in those days.
I usually eat dessert after lunch.
- Have you eaten lunch yet?
- Have you eaten your lunch yet?
- I wonder what I should make for dinner.
- I wonder what to make for dinner.
Mother made us cheese sandwiches for lunch.
Have you had dinner already?
Do you have bread for lunch?
After eating the meal, everyone is tired.
- Have you eaten lunch yet?
- Have you had lunch?
- Have you already eaten lunch?
- Have you eaten lunch yet?
- Have you eaten your lunch yet?
- Have you had dinner already?
- Have you already had lunch?
In the morning the whole commune seems abuzz with activity, but as the sun climbs, the energy falls, and a languid mood takes hold after the midday meal.