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How do you say "hotdog" in German?
der Hotdog
In German, "hotdog" is der Hotdog.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced HOT-dog. English loanword, pronounced almost identically in German.
Grammar notes
Masculine noun (der Hotdog). Plural is Hotdogs. English loanword.
Example sentence
Der Hotdog ist heiß.
The hotdog is hot.
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How to remember der Hotdog
Hotdog is nearly the same. A sausage in bread.
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Questions about der Hotdog
How do you say "hotdog" in German?
In German, "hotdog" is der Hotdog. It is a noun.
Is der Hotdog masculine or feminine?
Masculine noun (der Hotdog). Plural is Hotdogs. English loanword.
How is der Hotdog used in a sentence?
Use der Hotdog as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Hotdog ist heiß. (The hotdog is hot.).
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