How do you say how is your lunch in polish?

There are a few ways to say "how is your lunch" in Polish, depending on the context and level of formality:

Informal:

* Jak smakuje obiad? (Yak smakuje obiad?) - This is the most common and natural way to ask how someone is enjoying their lunch. It literally translates to "How does the lunch taste?"

* Smaczny obiad? (Smaczny obiad?) - This is a shorter and more casual way to ask, meaning "Tasty lunch?"

* Jak ci smakuje? (Yak ci smakuje?) - This is a more direct and personal way to ask, meaning "How does it taste to you?"

Formal:

* Czy smakuje Panu/Pani obiad? (Czy smakuje Panu/Pani obiad?) - This is a polite way to ask how someone is enjoying their lunch, using the formal "Pan" or "Pani" for a man or a woman, respectively. It translates to "Does the lunch taste good to you?"

Note:

* "Obiad" refers to lunch in Polish, but it can also mean dinner. In a formal setting, it's best to clarify if you're asking about lunch or dinner.

* You can also use the word "obiad" to refer to the meal itself. For example, "Czy smakuje ci ten obiad?" (Czy smakuje ci ten obiad?) meaning "Do you like this lunch?".

Example conversation:

* A: "Co robisz?" (What are you doing?)

* B: "Jem obiad." (I'm eating lunch.)

* A: "Jak smakuje obiad?" (How is your lunch?)

* B: "Pyszny!" (Delicious!)