hot diggity dog

20:56 Nov 1, 2006
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English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Poetry & Literature / greeting cards
English term or phrase: hot diggity dog
Hot diggity dog. Thanks for getting us out of the doghouse

Nuevamente, es una tarjeta de agradecimiento. Lo de out of the doghouse lo interpreto como haber perdonado a una persona (haciendo referencia a la cucha del perro)

Algo de ayuda? Gracias a todos!!!
newwaysolutions
Argentina
Local time: 20:04


Summary of answers provided
4 +2Gracias (juego de palabras)
Walter Landesman
5Qué macanudo perro (explicación abajo)
Francisco Rodriguez
4 +1que buena onda !
ElChe (X)
4Gracias por...
Arturo Delgado


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Qué macanudo perro (explicación abajo)


Explanation:
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1. hot diggity dog
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Expression of extra excitement or anticipation.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hot diggity d...

Francisco Rodriguez
Chile
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Native speaker of: Spanish
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29 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 peer agreement (net): +2
Gracias (juego de palabras)


Explanation:
in the doghouse significa "estar en mala situación". Thanks for getting us out of the doghouse: gracias por la ayuda. La figura del perro en la tarjeta alude a la expresión be in the doghouse.

doghouse ['dɒghaʊs] n US fam caseta del perro, perrera
figurado to be in the doghouse, haber caído en desgracia: my sister is in the doghouse for having been late to dinner, a mi hermana le están pasando la factura por haber llegado tarde a cenar


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Walter Landesman
Uruguay
Local time: 20:04
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agree  Carmen Hernaiz
11 hrs
  -> Gracias, Carmen.

agree  MikeGarcia
20 hrs
  -> Gracias, Miguel, pero el asker cerró la pregunta sin explicación.
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45 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5
Gracias por...


Explanation:
Veo bien dificil una analogia perfecta. Se envia a alguien al doghouse para castigarlo. El perrito funciona perfectamente en ingles pero en espanol no hay frases con la palabra perro que expresen una idea igual. Lo que te sugiero es porque podria funcionar para las dos tarjetas sobre las que has preguntado

Example sentence(s):
  • (Expresion de emocion que se use en Argentina). Gracias por librarnos de un castigo.
Arturo Delgado
United States
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que buena onda !


Explanation:
una frase que se puede usar en cualquier pais de habla hispana

ElChe (X)
Vatican City State
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agree  JoseAlejandro: (a toda madre!)
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