How to Say “Corndog” in German

Corndog
The English phrase "corndog" is translated into German as Corndog.
A Corndog refers to a sausage coated in a thick layer of cornmeal batter and deep-fried.

Did you know?

  • Because Corn is English, some Germans might mistakenly think the snack is made with Korn, which is actually a traditional German grain spirit.
  • While Corndog is used in modern urban areas, you may find it listed on traditional menus as Würstchen im Teigmantel, which literally describes the sausage as wearing a 'dough coat'.
  • In a formal setting, instead of saying Corndog, one might refer to it as 'ein im Maismehlteig ausgebackenes Würstchen'.

Examples in context

  • Ich möchte einen Corndog essen.
    I want to eat a corndog.
  • Der Corndog schmeckt sehr gut.
    The corndog tastes very good.
  • Hast du einen Corndog auf dem Grill?
    Do you have a corndog on the grill?

Example conversation

Felix and Hannah are at a street food festival.

  1. Felix

    Schau mal, ein Corndog!
    Look, a corndog!
  2. Hannah

    Oh, der sieht lecker aus, Felix.
    Oh, that looks delicious, Felix.
  3. Felix

    Soll ich einen für uns kaufen?
    Should I buy one for us?
  4. Hannah

    Ja, bitte, das wäre toll.
    Yes, please, that would be great.
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