English term
Bentō, it’s what’s for dinner.
Also, Kana and Kanji for the translation please, no Romaji
| 4 +3 | 夕食は「弁当」だよ。 |
Can Altinbay
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| 4 | 晩飯（ばんめし）はやっぱり弁当。 |
fifilalou
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Proposed translations
Mr. Meticulous
Native in: English 
, Japanese
Works in: Japanese to English, Turkish to English, English to Japanese, and 3 more.
夕食は「弁当」だよ。
いやあ、夕食は弁当だよ。弁当。
今晩も勿論弁当だ。
I can think of several possibilities.
晩飯（ばんめし）はやっぱり弁当。
"What's for dinner?" 小さい女の子だったら｢お夕飯なあに？｣、ティーンエイジャーの男の子だったら｢晩飯何？｣、中年のご主人が帰って来たら｢夕飯何だい？」というところでしょう。
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