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Actually it’s “Duck’s Hoont” 😉
WHOA!!! Those chickens are bigger than that dog!!
It’s written “Wiener”, not “Weiner” – unless you actually made your sausage cry, then “Weiner” might even be correct…
Yeah and a Keeshond is a “kays-hondt” not a quiche hound! 😛
a rose by any other name ….
Herr Voss,
It’s not “ducks”, it’s “dacks”. “A” in Deutsch is pronounced “ah”, not “uh”.
yea, that’s some super tiny wiener if the chickens can walk it.
Yeeeah german words ftw xD
Vouldn’t it be pronounced “V-iener dog”?
As in “Ah, ah–VON miniature Viener dog. TWO giant, sassy Chickens.”
and people say english is the hardest language to master
I’ve had too many people come up to me while walking my wiener and say “oh look, it’s a dash hound!”
Wassup with that?
nice come back!
@Rotts: In English “Duck’s” absolutely sounds like the german “Dachs”, while “Dacks” would sound like “Däks” from the comic.
AND I think that’s part of the joke, guys.
AND Weiner is the funny version of wiener, Leak.
AND stop correcting Savage Chicken cartoons! Did you forget the Tatooine Incident?
AND Funny cartoon Doug. Something for your German fans, thank you!
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Once again, Doug, you are writing my life.
@King Bob: Actually people usually say that english is the easiest language to master… (no, they don’t read literature).
Here (south Brazil) people like to eat “wiener” with bread. (Yes, they say it that way, but write “Vina”). But there aren’t “vina” dogs, here they are called “sausage” (sausicha) dogs.
Maybe it was Woody!
See http://www.flickr.com/photos/robinzblog/3259741126/in/set-72157613225108311/
I shall refer this to PETA.. they will raid ur house and TAKE YOU DOWN..
I saw this posted on the daily dachshund too funny!
It should say nice dog weiner…LOL
@ Erickson Leon, no actually you are wrong. Many people do typically agree that english is one of the harder languages to master (after latin and other such ‘dead’ languages.
It’s actually pronounced, “VEE-ner” :))
If you’d call your badger hound (the literal translation) “Teckel” (another less common German synonym of “Dackel”), the joke would’t work. Teckel sounds about the same according to German and English proninciation rules.
(Just the problem of the order of two letters – you might think it was spelled “teckle”)