How to say "What do you want to do tomorrow evening?" in Chinese

 Here are a few ways to say "What do you want to do tomorrow evening?" in Chinese, with slight variations in formality:

Common/Informal:

• 你明天晚上想做什么？ (Nǐ míngtiān wǎnshang xiǎng zuò shénme?)
  • This is the most common and straightforward way.
  • "你 (nǐ)" means "you," "明天 (míngtiān)" means "tomorrow," "晚上 (wǎnshang)" means "evening," "想 (xiǎng)" means "want to," "做 (zuò)" means "do," and "什么 (shénme)" means "what."

Slightly More Formal:

• 明天晚上你有什么打算？ (Míngtiān wǎnshang nǐ yǒu shénme dǎsuàn?)
  • This translates to "What are your plans for tomorrow evening?"
  • “打算 (dǎsuàn)” Means plans.
• 明天晚上你准备做什么？ (Míngtiān wǎnshang nǐ zhǔnbèi zuò shénme?)
  • This translates to "What are you preparing to do tomorrow evening?"
  • “准备 (zhǔnbèi)” means prepare.

Polite:

• 您明天晚上想做什么？ (Nín míngtiān wǎnshang xiǎng zuò shénme?)
  • This is the polite form, using "您 (nín)" instead of "你 (nǐ)." Use this when speaking to someone older or in a position of respect.