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by comrade_ogilvy 4611 days ago
A Wiener might be a person from Wien, Osterreich (which translates to Vienna, Austria in English).
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I know, but at least when rendered in English, "I am a Wiener" does not work to indicate a city.
The correct English transliteration would be more like "vienner" which pretty closely follows the common English practice of adding an -er suffix to denote someone's place of origin.

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/er_4