How do you say "Do you want Chicken drumsticks"
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How do you say
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updated Jan 10, 2017
posted by mariannepeck
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Muslo de pollo
Pierna de pollo
updated Jan 10, 2017
edited by Ramonaspiker
posted by Ramonaspiker
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From what I see, "pollos de pollo" is a "broiler chicken," so I don't think that would translate to "drumstick." I believe "muslo" is "thigh" so that wouldn't work either. I think "pierna" works best because it means "leg," which is what the "drumstick" is.
Perhaps our native Spanish speakers could let us know if there are any idiomatic names equivalent to the "drumstick" of a chicken?
updated Jan 10, 2017
edited by Winkfish
posted by Winkfish
All I have ever heard is "muslo" Some "California" Spanish speakers will use "drómestic. - Daniela2041, Jan 10, 2017
Like how do you say "tamale" or "taco" in English?. Jejejeje♥♥ - Daniela2041, Jan 10, 2017
Point taken, Dawlin'. ♥♥ - Winkfish, Jan 10, 2017
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My non-native speaker agreement with Ramona:
updated Jan 10, 2017
posted by bosquederoble
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¿Quieres pollos de pollo? I think that would be it. (I believe piernas might not work)
updated Jan 10, 2017
posted by Veronica_Vyo_13
