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The famous Hamburger sandwich comes from Hamburg.
The Hot-Dog comes from Frankfurt (name before americanization: Frankfurter)
Hamburger is the name of inhabitants of the city of Hamburg in Germany. It is also a specialty of a sea crossing company, the Hamburg-Amerika Line, that was served during the sea crossing and at the arrival to NYC to German and East European immigrants.
The “Ham” in Hamburger is thus only a coincidence even if the traditional hamburger was made with pork meat (you know what they say about German and sausages…)
Sources:
Hamburger on Wikipedia
Euh la traduction est de moi, mais le titre j’ai complètement craqué ...
Pour les explications, je vis en Allemagne et comme j’ai commencé à penser au Hamburger, je suis parti en Allemand…
Corrected
What does Macki means (in the title) ? Is it a commom name for McDonalds in german ?
The first sentence is not soooo nice… 3 times “of ” one after the others. Why not: the name of Hamburg’s inhabitants, a city of Germany (je sais pas trop, j’attends vos comments)
Minizyl: Macki is McDo in German, like I said, I just mixed things (as they are mixed in my head right now).
Problem is I don t have rights to modify traductions so it just stays there…
proposition de reformulation :
title : super size mich (jeux de mots entre super size me et mich : moi en allemand)
summary :
Hamburger were invented in Hamburg whereas hot dog were invented in Frankfurt
I Like the Super Size Mich ;)
Everyone ok for the new summary ?