ブランド 品 コピー:ランチのメニュー決めたの？って英語でなんて言うの？

If you are with a group of friends this does not need to be formal. You can simply ask your friend what they are getting. "What are you going to get?'' or "What are you thinking of getting?''If you are in a more formal setting or with friends you can use the following : Have you decided what you're having? Do you know what you want to order? Is everyone ready to order?

1)何を頼むか決まってる？という形。”決まっている（把握している）”を”自分自身で知っている”と言うのはすこし不思議かもしれませんが私の周りは一番この形を使っている気がします。2)決めた？と言いたいときには幅広く使えます。

Most of the time you will hear the waiter or waitress say "Are you ready to order?" but you can also say this to your friends. A more casual way to ask them is to say "Do you know what you would like to eat?" or "Do you know what you want to eat?"

The key options include "decided", "know", "chosen". To "make up one's mind" means to come to a decision about something. A typical situation would be where you are with friends or family at a restaurant or cafe and you are looking at the menu to see what you want to eat and drink. For example, " I think I will have the fish. Have you made up your mind yet?"

you could either say "have you decided what you want yet?" or you could also say "have you decided what you want yet?" both of these are good sentences for asking somebody if they have decided on what they would like.

Sometimes when we go out to eat with friends, and you're ready to order, it's polite to ask the person you're with if they are ready to order. Here are some sentences you can do to ask that. 1. Have you decided what you'd like to order?Lisa " Have you decided what you'd like to order?"Paul " Hmm yes, I think I'll have the steak and potatoes."Lisa "Great! the beef spagetti looks good. I'll order that. "2. What would you like to eat?Lisa " what would you like to eat?"Paul " I'm not sure yet, I haven't decided ."3. Have you made up your mind on what you'd like to order?Paul " Have you made up your mind on what you'd like to order?"Lewis "I haven't decided yet, everything looks delicious!"4. What have you choosen from the menu?Mandy "What have you choosen from the menu?"Shelly "I have choosen the creamy potoatoes and salad"

When at a restaurant and you are with friends if you want to know if your companions know what they want to order, you can ask general questions like these which can be used for many different situations: "What are you going to order?" or "Are you ready to order?"

When asking a friend if they have looked at the menu and know what they want to order, you can ask your friend:-Have you decided yet?-Do you know what you want to order?