hotdog
The English phrase "hot dog" is translated into Tagalog as hotdog.
The term refers to a frankfurter in a bun.
Meaning: frankfurter in a bun (noun)
Did you know?
- The Filipino hotdog is frequently sweetened, giving it a flavor profile closer to a sausage or a dessert than a savory American frankfurter.
- Filipino hotdog is often sliced crosswise at the end to create a 'flower' shape when cooked, which makes the meat curl outward.
- In the Philippines, a common way to serve a 'hotdog' is with sweet ketchup rather than mustard, a preference driven by the popularity of local sweet banana ketchup.
Examples in context
- Puwede po bang mag-request ng hot dog without onions?Can I kindly ask to request a hot dog without onions?
- Pabili ng hot dog, tol. Gusto ko da best!Buy me a hot dog, bro. I want the best!
- Pare, meron ba kayong hot dog? Bigyan mo ko ng makakabusog!Buddy, do you have a hot dog? Give me something filling!
- Gusto ko ng hotdog.I want a hot dog.
- Bumili ako ng hotdog sa grocery.I bought a hot dog at the grocery store.
- Masarap ang hotdog na ito.This hot dog is delicious.
Example conversation
Christina and Ricardo are deciding what to eat for a snack.
- ChristinaRicardo, gusto mo ba ng hotdog?Ricardo, do you want a hot dog?
- RicardoOo, Christina, paborito ko ang hotdog.Yes, Christina, I love hot dogs.
- ChristinaMayroon ba tayong hotdog sa kusina?Do we have any hot dogs in the kitchen?
- RicardoTitingnan ko mamaya.I will check later.
