In Virginia, Americans use 'fix' to mean 'prepare' a meal, not repair it. You'll hear 'I'm fixing dinner' or 'I'm fixing supper' instead of 'making.' The word's meaning shifts with context in everyday speech.
In Virginia, "fix" does not mean "고치다" . If you want to say "prepare dinner," then you can say "fix dinner." So for example, your mom might say, "Okay, I'm gonna go fix dinner now," or "I'm fixing dinner." You can also use it to mean like fixing something, like repairing something, but colloquially we will also just say like "fixing lunch," "fixing dinner," and "fixing supper." "Supper" is another way Virginians will say "dinner." So, "All right, I'm gonna go fix supper now."
