What does "Din-dins" mean?

Dinner (childish/affectionate British) Childish or affectionate term for dinner. Baby talk that some adults use humorously.

How do you use "Din-dins" in a sentence?

Din-dins is ready! Time for din-dins. Want some din-dins? Din-dins, everyone!

Slang Term BritishAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate Very Casual

Significado: Dinner (childish/affectionate British)

饭饭（英式儿语/昵称）

La comidita (británico infantil/cariñoso)

ごはん、夕食（イギリスの幼児語・愛情表現）

저녁밥 (영국식 유아어/애칭)

Childish or affectionate term for dinner. Baby talk that some adults use humorously.

指晚餐的儿童用语或亲昵说法。婴儿语，但有些大人会幽默地使用。

Término infantil o cariñoso para la cena. Lenguaje de bebé que algunos adultos usan con humor.

夕食を指す幼児語または愛情を込めた表現。赤ちゃん言葉だが、大人がユーモラスに使うことも。

저녁 식사를 가리키는 유아어 또는 애칭 표현입니다. 아기에게 쓰는 말이지만 어른들이 유머러스하게 사용하기도 합니다.

/dɪn dɪnz/

Contexto: children, family, humor

Tono: affectionate, childish

Baby talk
Baby talk（婴儿语）
Lenguaje infantil
Baby talk（赤ちゃん言葉）
유아어
Can be ironic with adults
Can be ironic with adults（对成年人用可能是讽刺）
Con adultos puede ser irónico
Can be ironic with adults（大人に使うと皮肉になることも）
어른에게 쓸 때 반어적일 수 있음

British baby talk reduplication of dinner. Used with children or humorously.

Etimología: Baby talk reduplication of dinner

Primera vez registrado: British baby talk, ongoing

Era: Traditional baby talk

Generation: Used by all with children

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British family life; Baby talk tradition

Regional notes: British baby talk. Used affectionately or humorously.

Din-dinsDin dinsTime for din-dins