Hähnchenbeine
rooster legs
In German, the term for rooster legs is "Hähnchenbeine". This term is commonly used in the context of food, as rooster legs are a popular dish in German cuisine. The term "Hähnchen" refers to a young chicken, while "Beine" is the plural form of the word for leg. Therefore, "Hähnchenbeine" can be literally translated as "chicken legs", but in the context of food, it is understood to mean rooster legs.
Example sentences using: Hähnchenbeine
Ich esse gerne Hähnchenbeine zum Abendessen.
I like to eat chicken legs for dinner.
This sentence expresses a preference for chicken legs as a dinner dish. In German 'Ich esse gerne...' is a way to express that someone likes to eat something.
Hähnchenbeine sind gesund und lecker.
Chicken legs are healthy and delicious.
This sentence is stating an opinion about chicken legs. Words like 'gesund' and 'lecker' are subjective descriptive adjectives that express this sentiment.
In dem Supermarkt gibt es Hähnchenbeine zu kaufen.
There are chicken legs to buy in the supermarket.
This sentence gives information about the availability of chicken legs in a supermarket. 'Zu kaufen' implies that the chicken legs are available for purchase.