хот-дог
khot-dog
The English slang term 'glizzy' is translated into Russian as хот-дог (khot-dog).
The term refers to a hot dog.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is khot-dog.
Did you know?
- Despite the word 'dog' being present in the sound of хот-дог, it has no connection to the Russian word for dog, собака.
- While хот-дог is common, some Russians may refer to a similar street food as сосиска в тесте, which means 'sausage in dough'.
- The word сосиска, which is the core ingredient of a hot dog, is the same word used for a frankfurter or any simple sausage link.
Examples in context
- Мне нравится есть сосиски на ужин.I like to eat sausages for dinner.
Example conversation
Two friends are walking through a street food festival.
- Мария MariaАндрей, ты хочешь хот-дог?Andrey, ty khochesh' khot-dog?Andrey, do you want a hot dog?
- Андрей AndreyДа, я очень голоден.Da, ya ochen' goloden.Yes, I am very hungry.
- Мария MariaДавай возьмём этот хот-дог.Davay voz'myom etot khot-dog.Let's get this hot dog.
- Андрей AndreyОтличная идея, Мария.Otlichnaya ideya, Mariya.Great idea, Maria.
