"你几点吃饭？"
Translation:What time do you eat?
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Yes, if you want to make sure that everyone understands that you eat rice and not something else, say 我吃米饭 (mi3fan4) .
Its logically not the same as 'fan' in chinese means food and 'mi fan' means rice. But, culturally it does make sense because it is somehow angiven because, chinese eat white rice almost with everything...
I think that "What time do you eat? " isn't correct English, you have to say "At what time do you eat?" or "when do you eat?" Am I right?
Isnt correct in english? I dont know about that. But what about the chinese syntax? Its not the same as english...
"At what time do you eat?" should be correct too, but it is marked wrong.
I also think that "What time do you eat? " isn't correct English, you have to say "At what time do you eat?" or "when do you eat?
so how would the sentence be if you were to say what time do you eat rice? would it be the same way?
"What time fo you eat" should be an accepted answer with an error. Instead it was marked as wrong.
I don t think it is possible to eat time :) At what time do you eat ? OR when do you eat ? Would be better.
What's the difference between "what time do you eat?" and "what time did you eat?"? I answered the latter but it wasn't accepted
