"What should we have for lunch tomorrow?" is a common way to ask about the plans for a meal tomorrow at noon in Engpsh.

The origin of the phrase can be traced back to the common Engpsh practice of having a main meal in the middle of the day, which is referred to as "lunch." The word "lunch" originated in the 17th century from the word "luncheon," which meant a pght meal in the middle of the day.

Example sentences in Engpsh with Chinese translation:

"I was wondering if you have any suggestions for lunch tomorrow?"
(我想知道你有没有明天午餐的建议？)
"I was thinking we could grab a sandwich or something for lunch tomorrow."
(我在想明天午餐我们可以吃个三明治之类的东西。)
"Do you want to go out for lunch tomorrow or bring something from home?"
(明天午餐你想出去吃还是带家里的东西？)