How to pronounce hot dogs in English?

Hot dogs are pronounced English [h? t d？ ɡ]; Beauty [hɑt d? ɡ]。

Hot dogs are a way to eat ham sausage. The whole bread or sandwich with sausages in it is called a hot dog. We can eat hot dogs with various ingredients, such as tomato sauce, pickled radish slices, onion slices, mustard, salad dressing, tomato slices, lettuce and so on. There are other varieties of hot dogs, such as cheese called cheese hot dogs or directly called cheese hot dogs; Those with spicy meat sauce are called spicy dogs.

Bilingual example

1. Give me a hot dog, but no mustard.

Pay? Me? Answer? Is it hot? Dogs, but? Keep? That? Mustard sauce

She bought a hot dog at the street corner stall.

She? Bought it? Answer? Is it hot? Dogs? From where? Answer? Standing? Open? Answer? Street? Corner.

He gasped for air and ate two hot dogs.

What? Bite? His? Way? Through? Two? Is it hot? Dogs.

On the other side of the busy square, vendors are selling hot dogs and croissants.

Crossing? That? Busy? Square, vendor? Sell? Is it hot? Dogs? And then what? Croissants? Sandwiches.

He bought a hot dog and sprinkled all kinds of side dishes on it.

What? Bought it? Answer? Is it hot? Dogs? And then what? Had it? It? Is it covered? With what? All of them? That? Accessories.

He bought a hot dog and sprinkled all kinds of side dishes on it.

What? Bought it? Answer? Is it hot? Dogs? And then what? Had it? It? Is it covered? With what? All of them? That? Accessories.