Let's do lunch Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɫɛts/ /ˈdu/ /ˈɫəntʃ

LETS DOO LUNCH

UK

lɛts/ /dʉː/ /lˈʌntʃ

lets DYOO LUNCH

Definition

A casual way to suggest meeting someone for lunch, either soon or at an unspecified time.

Usage & Nuances

Mainly informal, used among friends, coworkers, or acquaintances. Sometimes said politely without real intention to plan; be aware it can be a friendly brush-off as well as a genuine invitation.

• Spanish: almorcemos - vamos a almorzar
• Portuguese (BR): vamos almoçar - vamos marcar um almoço
• Portuguese (PT): vamos almoçar
• Chinese (Simplified): 一起吃午饭吧 - 咱们午餐
• Chinese (Traditional): 一起喫午飯吧 - 咱們午餐
• Hindi: चलो लंच करें
• Arabic: فلنتناول الغداء
• Bengali: দুপুরে খেতে দেখা করি
• Russian: пообедаем вместе - давай пообедаем
• Japanese: ランチしよう - 一緒にランチしませんか
• Vietnamese: đi ăn trưa nhé
• Korean: 점심 같이 먹자
• Turkish: bir gün öğle yemeği yiyelim
• Urdu: چلو دوپہر کا کھانا ساتھ کھائیں
• Indonesian: ayo makan siang bareng

Example Sentences

Let's do lunch tomorrow.

basic

She said, 'Let's do lunch,' before leaving.

basic

Let's do lunch next week if you are free.

basic

We keep saying 'let's do lunch' but never actually make plans.

natural

If you're in town, let's do lunch!

natural

He gave me his card and said, 'Let's do lunch sometime.'

natural