hotdog
das Hotdog, die Hotdogs
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hotdog
A warm sausage in a long bun, usually with ingredients such as mustard, ketchup, onions, or pickles.
Am Imbiss habe ich einen Hotdog mit Senf und Röstzwiebeln bestellt.
At the snack bar, I ordered a hotdog with mustard and crispy fried onions.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| plural | die Hotdogs |
| genitive | des Hotdog |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | das Hotdog | die Hotdogs |
| accusative | das Hotdog | die Hotdogs |
| dative | dem Hotdog | den Hotdogs |
| genitive | des Hotdog des Hotdogs | der Hotdogs |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
The verbs used most frequently with „Hotdog“ (hotdog) relate to ordering and eating. Typical collocations are „einen Hotdog bestellen“ (to order a hotdog), „einen Hotdog essen“ (to eat a hotdog), and „einen Hotdog kaufen“ (to buy a hotdog).
Nach dem Konzert haben wir noch einen Hotdog gegessen.
After the concert, we ate a hotdog.
When ordering a hotdog, additional ingredients are often specified with „mit“ (with) or „ohne“ (without). This lets you say exactly which ingredients you want or want to leave out.
Ich hätte gern einen Hotdog mit Gurken und ohne Zwiebeln.
I’d like a hotdog with pickles and without onions.
When ordering, „Hotdog“ (hotdog) often appears with a quantity or an indefinite article in the accusative. The pattern is, for example: „Ich möchte einen Hotdog“ (I would like a hotdog) or „Wir nehmen zwei Hotdogs“ (We’ll have two hotdogs).
Für meine Tochter nehme ich einen Hotdog mit Ketchup.
I’ll have a hotdog with ketchup for my daughter.
