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awarinsidex

How does one say Chicken in Austria?

I know they speak german, and that is Das Huhn, but I someone said it was a different word in Austria, and I wonder if they are right or if I am right with Das Huhn?
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The person that I spoke with is an American speaker, but insists Kurchen is chicken in Austria. Is this a word for anything? I thought that word does not exist, but I think a native austrian could tell me better.

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amphitryon
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not quite --- correct would be:

Hend'l or

Henderl

high German: Henne (female), Hahn (male) or the 'cute' name Hünchen -- usually used when the thing is fried or baked and on your plate.
In Austria - "Backhenderl" or "Bachhendl" or if fried, "Brathendl"

Das "Huhn" refers really to the whole family of "chicken" with no gender attached.

additional comment:
"Kurchen" really spells "Kücken" in German (which is also the Austrian language) and means translated "chick" - also a small, young animal.

a real Austrian dialect word for this would be " Tuisal"


Anja H
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Haenderl ?

Das Huhn is what we could call High German.
Heanderl is the same, but in dialect - so you would be both right.
For sure there are other words they use in Austria as well for Chicken.





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