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How do you say "hotdog" in Arabic?
هوت دوج
Hot Dog
In Arabic, "hotdog" is هوت دوج.
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Pronunciation
Say 'HOT DOG' just like English, stress on the first word.
Writing and usage
This is written phonetically in Arabic. Haa has ta at the start, and doog has dal and waw.
Example sentence
هوت دوج لذيذ جدا
The hotdog is very delicious.
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How to remember هوت دوج
Hotdog is from English. The Arabic keeps the English pronunciation clear.
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Questions about هوت دوج
How do you say "hotdog" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "hotdog" is هوت دوج. It is a noun.
How is هوت دوج written in Arabic?
This is written phonetically in Arabic. Haa has ta at the start, and doog has dal and waw.
How is هوت دوج used in a sentence?
Use هوت دوج as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: هوت دوج لذيذ جدا (The hotdog is very delicious.).
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