Do you say weiner dog or dachsund
My entire childhood I had no clue they were called dachsunds 馃ぃ
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SomeMichGuy 路 M
Neither. Dachshund.
And its "wiener dog", not "weiner dog"...
So I guess few persons of Germanic background made it to Canada, if neither word was correct, assuming you grew up in the US's Northern, Eastern, Western, and Southern neighbor...?
And its "wiener dog", not "weiner dog"...
So I guess few persons of Germanic background made it to Canada, if neither word was correct, assuming you grew up in the US's Northern, Eastern, Western, and Southern neighbor...?
SomeMichGuy 路 M
@Lilymoon It *is* silly, but it might well be that German immigrants preferentially came to the US in the big moves of the 19th century.
I know there is a strong Scots representation in Canada, but never thought much about where Germanic immigrants landed in the New World...
I know there is a strong Scots representation in Canada, but never thought much about where Germanic immigrants landed in the New World...