Lynnette, I don’t understand Pennsylvania Dutch, but it’s fascinating too listen to you speak it! You keep your house spotless! I tried keeping mine that way when I was young. Now that I’m old, I don’t I don’t work as hard at everything, yet I admire cleanliness! Your home and your children are always spotless!

Lynette, I love hearing Pennsylvania Dutch spoken! I'm from Ohio and I was down in the Holmes County area yesterday. Just a day trip because it's only a 2 and a half hour drive for me. I live up in the Island Area of Ohio and not too far from Cedar Point, but out in the country. As I said, I love hearing your native language spoken. I've been known to stand next to Amish women who are conversing in that language, just to hear it! I've been hearing it spoken for over 40 years now and I never tire of it. I think it sounds pretty and sort of comforting in a way. Don't ever stop speaking it! I spent a lot of my high school years at the home of a German friend. She and her family spoke mostly German at home, unless I was there, then they spoke English to me. And my own Grandfather used to speak and sing in German sometimes. I don't understand German and I don't speak it, so I also don't understand much of what you were saying. But, I'm rather fluent in Pig Latin! LOL!

We lived in Arizona for 8 years. I love the cactus pictures. Texas is real pretty. Where we live cows and horses and fields not too far away. The birds are delightful. Love how you talk out loud. I love your style. Yes praying. I am working on my apartment little bit at a time especially during the times my work is slow.

I‘m from Southern Germany and so the dialect is quiet similar! I understand most of what you‘re saying! Sometimes I need to hear it twice but then it works! Awesome!! Greetings from Germany!! 🙋🏻‍♀️

@tinatortuga2347

4 жыл бұрын

I am from Southern Germany, too, and I was thinking the same! Surprised how well I can understand it!

@lillypotter1232

4 жыл бұрын

I'm from Palatinate (Southern Germany as well) and I feel the same way. Most of the words are used in the exact same pronunciation here. I could listen to you speaking Pennsylvania Dutch for hours, Lynette. It's very interesting! :)

@mercycunningham2813

4 жыл бұрын

Same here. No trouble at all.

@stinejohansen1641

4 жыл бұрын

I’m Norwegian and I could also understand some. Even if I never had German at school :) It sounds nice!

@JESUSistheTRUTH-ROBLOX

2 жыл бұрын

There’s a holy GOD in Heaven, Who created you and I for His glory, but our sins have separated us from Him. the wages of sin is DEATH, but the FREE Gift of GOD is eternal life in CHRIST the LORD. CHRIST died for our sins and was raised to life for our justification. repent, stop living in sin, and believe in the Gospel.

I love listening to you talk Penn Dutch. I picked German as A Level and recognised a few words. Thank you. In agreement that this motivates me to clean. ❤

I attend a Mennonite Brethren church. Up until WW2 all the services were conducted in German. Most of our older members grew up speaking German in the home. Our pastor will still read a passage from the Bible in German at the funerals of some of the older folks.

Your so adorable. I'm watching all these old videos.

Liked all the ideas for organizing

Can you PLEASE come decorate my home! Your decor is amazing!

No way! I’m from Pennsylvania and love my Pennsylvania Dutch heritage ♥️

I love listening to different languages

❤ thanks for sharing your language with us.

Loved the Pennsylvania Dutch!

Erin is right. I used to work on the Whilpool Tech phone lines. The number one reason a dryer wouldn't dry properly is venting. Be sure to check the vent, that it is clean and that it is not to long to vent outside. Also make sure your vent hose is metal and not the white plastic one. The metal one is much safer

My dad was Pen-Dutch so thank you. Very interesting.

I liked how your bedroom turned out. Very nice. I can’t wait to see the baby one. 😉🤗

Oh yes, understood every word! 😉

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Love your home Lynette so warm and inviting 😊

Two things to check on the dryer, check your vent hose & clean out. Get a THIN BRUSH clean out the dryer vent inside the dryer. Or your heater element has gone up. But Great news dryers and washers are easy to fix. And usally not to pricey.

My grandfather on my dads side was German and spoke Pennsylvania Dutch. He worked in the Pennsylvania oil company. I was just a baby when he passed but my brother can speak some. My maiden name was Boocks

I have been remembering those who were affected by Dorian. Thankfully, we were prepared, but did not have much happen here as opposed to Norfolk and VA Beach. I am so glad you were prepared, but didn't need it! Praise God! I love following your cleaning video's and while I am certainly inspired, I am stuck with not being able to do much as I was diagnosed with Parkinson's and then severe scoliosis since 2014 and 2018. I had to quit teaching and really do miss my little kindergartners, but I find that I'm pretty good at figuring out ways that I can do things in an alternate way. I love your video's and your bible study helps when you are able to share them. Thank you! :)

@LynetteYoder

4 жыл бұрын

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Love how efficient you work!

I just moved down to southern Maryland which is known for having a bunch of Amish and Mennonite people here. I’m still getting use to seeing a bunch of Amish and Mennonite plus hearing how they speak. Being from the capital Maryland area which is close to dc it’s been very interesting and definitely something I was never use to. But I love it!! They are beyond nice people and super hardworking!!

I’m glad you all are safe. Really enjoyed this video 🧡💚💛🧡💚💛

I like how your lamps look. Both are very nice and have their own interesting look.

I grew up Mennonite in Indiana and understood you completely! Great video dangi shea!!!😁

You are a great decorator.

I'm a brazilian studying German and it's so funny that I actually what understood some of it

We just melt the broken pieces of crayons togetherdark and light colors look good together😊

I'm Dutch and I speak German too, so I can understand a lot of what you say

Hey, to answer your question, i'm German and I understand approx. 50% of what you say. And as a language teacher i find Pennsylvania Dutch sooooo interesting :-) Love hearing it!

Great video! I love hearing some of the Pennsylvania Dutch...very interesting 👍🥰

I am fluent in 5 languages including German. I understand many words but there is a definite difference. Truthfully, I read the translation just to keep it easy. I worked as an interpreter and teacher before I got sick and couldn’t anymore. Because of that I don’t use the language skills a lot now. I still teach Sign language at our homeschool group and I teach my son and 2 of his friends Spanish and French.

Oh my live your table and chairs ❤

Such a lovely home you have!! 😊❤️

I enjoyed your chat while I worked on my kitchen! We had company then immediately went out of town for 9 days so my home is in need of attention. 😀

I definitely suggest cleaning the vent. It makes all the difference

I took German in high school. Yes I understand some words.

This was super fun to watch loved hearing your language.

LOVED this! ALL of it!😀👍👍

@michellebarham326

4 жыл бұрын

Regarding your dryer..the heating element is likely going out..I am sure it can be repaired. We have a home protection plan called American Home Shield that covers our appliances..We are very happy with it as appliance repair and replacement can be so costly..They also have a plan the cover systems as well..HVAC, plumbing and electrical.

My dryer does this about once a year. I take the front of the dryer off (after unplugging it) and I clean out all the lint. I also clean out the dryer venting as well. It always works WAY better after I do this. If it's not this, then check the heating element if your dryer is electric. Mine is propane gas. You probably don't need a new dryer yet!

Nice video. Thank you for the organizing tips.😊 Thanks for sharing.

I has always though the Mennonites and Amish were minimalist. Never though they has so much stuff like pictures ect. Been Informative.

Enjoyed so much, thanks Lynette!

I highly recommend the apple cider Mrs. Meyer’s! So so good!

Cool!

I love your bedroom mix and match is so much nicer in my opinion than matching to a t

Re your dryer. Try smaller loads. Also use a cook timer. I used to set one so I could hear it where I hear it. Nothing like taking out clothes that are wrinkled.

Loved it!

Such a cute idea for a video!

I love it!🤩

I do not speak German persay but I pick up on phonetic queues from European languages, so it is pretty cool to try and understand this!

Great video! TFS💕

Very interesting dialect. God Bless.

Your home is gorgeous

Great cleaning motivation

Been a very busy weekend for me but always enjoy watching your channel and the PA Dutch was a nice new fun kick to hear. Glad you guys are A okay!

Your home is lovely 💜

It sounds very similar to what the Hutterites here in rural Manitoba speak. It's so interesting to hear it spoken in Florida because I always associate the language with the Canadian prairies. 😊

I understood some of it. 😊 I learned a little bit of German in school. And while they aren't exactly the same, they are very similar. 😊🥰

I'm from Shreve, Ohio... So I grew up around the Amish and have family and friends whom are or were Amish and Mennonite... Pennsylvania Dutch is like second orgin to me seeing as how I myself was at one time Mennonite...

My Mother was from Lancaster,PA. My ancestors were Mennonites.

I am from Western Gernany ( 1 hour from the Dutch border). I am sure, in you talked a bit slower I would be able to recognize a lot more of the German phrases. However, at the first hearing (beim ersten Hören) I figured out well known German words - pronounced with the sweet, touching melody of southern/bavarian/austrian/swiss dialect from „good old times“. My compliments come in German (maybe you understand?): Wunderschönes Haus! Schöne Möbel, sehr geschmackvolle Einrichtung! Und so eine fleißige Frau! Alles Gute!

My dryer is doing that too! Only i have to open and re-close the door before it comes back on.

i love watching your videos your house so beautiful

I am new to your channel, and you are such a blessing!

I love my rug I got from Ruggable. The have different sizes and styles and the best thing is their washable. It has a layer that keeps it from slipping but, the top rug you can put in your washer and its stain resistant.

Gude Maiye ! I'm learning Pennsylvania Dutch so hearing you speak it is helping me a lot ! Denki un mach's gut ❤

It was fun to hear you speak Dutch a little! I don’t understand it as my parents didn’t talk it much but of course did around gift giving times when they didn’t want us to understand them.😆 Your house is just beautiful!!

Ich bin aus Deutschland und habe alles verstanden 😊. I'm from Germany and understood your Pennsylvania Dutch very well. Thanks for that 🙏🏻👍🏻💐

Hi Lynette....regarding the dryer. Check the vent hose for a clog. Also, it may be the heating element in the dryer is going bad. The dryer I had in my apartment was similar and had no buzzer either. I purchased an old fashioned kitchen timer from Walmart ( the kind on a "spring"? That you twist to whatever time you need) and used that. Setting it and leaving it on top of the dryer. The bell was VERY loud!!! Worked well for over 9 yrs!

Loved this video.

Beautiful language ❤

You look great in your new top!

About your dryer, maybe check the vent that leads to outside. When mine starts to get clogged up, it takes a long time to dry. I have a wire guard on the exhaust vent outside to keep birds out of it but the wire guard can accumulate lint in it which clogs it. Check it out because it can be dangerous.

The dryer situation isn’t normal. Perhaps it’s the heating element. I have the front loading washer but have the regular kind of dryer like you. I bought it 2 years ago for a great price at like Home Depot or Lowe’s...forget which one. Love it! It works amazing and I can dry my laundry in 30 to 40 minutes.

I am from the Netherlands and we speak Dutch....so I could understand it a little bit. Heel veel groetjes uit Nederland.

Wow, nice to hear the dialect, also nice job on cleaning. I am new to your channel, so nice to see that you are one of the nicer modest women on this server. See you soon and good luck...

love your show

Lynette, I’m sure you know that just removing the lint from the lint trap is not enough. Make sure you “wash” the screen with hot water, soap and a brush. Not every time, but often because fabric softener can plug up the screen and the air can’t flow through.

I had the same problem with my dryer. It just was terrible drying clothes. I would have to run it through multiple cycles. I had to have a repairman come out at least three times in the first year. I actually had it for awhile and it was out of that first year warranty. I bought it at Home Depot and went back to my sales lady and explained the problem. She gave me a number to call in Atlanta, Georgia and I explained to them my problem. Home Depot refunded all the money I had paid for the dryer. Not the extended warranty folks but Home Depot refunded the money to us. I would buy from them again since they really helped us out - a honorable company. Rare in this world! Give it a try.

I LOVE listening to Amish dutch, is so much more 'graceful' if you can call 'dutch' graceful. Ours is much harsher... great idea!

@lauragarber9544

4 жыл бұрын

I’m German Baptist from SW Ohio. My grandparents were raised speaking Dutch, but was dropped for the most part by WW1 and 2. My dad could understand Dutch in Holmes county. It makes sense that dialect/accent would be slightly different. Something you don’t give much thought to, unless it’s your native language.

@LynetteYoder

4 жыл бұрын

Ha ha!! 😂 well I will say Holmes county Dutch is a lot more flat and dutchified than PA. So there’s good and bad I think!

@theMennoniteMom

4 жыл бұрын

@@LynetteYoder 😁😀

Loved you speaking the Pennsylvania Dutch. You should do one where you teach some words or phrases. When my kids were younger, we had a German foreign exchange student. He taught me some German, but more slang and some bad words lol. He and my son were both juniors in high school (11th grade). It was a fun time! He came back to visit a couple of times and was in my sons wedding too!

I did learn some Pennsylvania Dutch from some Mennonites that were raised Amish (from Pennsylvania). Very little known language.

I have a RoboRock vaccum and love it!

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I always thought that the Amish and Mennonites lived in homes that were basically unadorned. I also thought they didn't do much to celebrate the holidays. I have found your videos very interesting because they have broken down my stereotypes!

I was born and raised in Germany, close to the Dutch border, I married an american soldier on my 30th birthday ( 1988) and then had my 1st daughter in Germany and moved to the USA 2 years later and had 2 more daughters, I could understand alot from what you said. BTW the heating element is the first thing to go on a dryer, I tried to fix mine and the cost would not warrant, better to buy a new dryer.

Loved your video. The Pennsylvania Dutch is pretty cool, however, without the words at the bottom I wouldn’t have known what you were saying. 😁 When you have to keep turning your dryer on multiple times to get your clothes dry, it usually means your heating element is going out. Usually a repair man can fix that at a decent price.

I also hear the German very distinctly. I spent many years there (my dad worked there for 17 years) and I got married in Heidelberg. You are speaking it with what I would call an "American" accent of course, but that is to be expected. I speak German with an American accent, too. LOL I hear a few Dutch words, it's definitely a blend of the two languages. It's beautiful, but I do hear the English words as you are speaking, too. I think it's amazing to learn different cultures....it was the BEST part of all the travels I was blessed with. I've lived in Egypt, Germany, Okinawa, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia and many places here in the US - including in the PA Dutch Country - and I was born/raised in Cincinnati OH as our "home" when we came home from overseas. I am loving your channel Lynette. Blessings!!!!

@LynetteYoder

4 жыл бұрын

How interesting!! And we lived about an hour from Cincinnati until we moved here!!

@SerendipitySoulFluidArt

4 жыл бұрын

@@LynetteYoder I noticed the picture of the Cincinnati "skyline" on your living room shelf decor in your new home. You have an absolutely lovely channel, a beautiful family and so many great recipes, discussions/chats, and DIY home ideas. I also appreciate the opportunity to learn so much about the Amish and Mennonite cultures. I don't say religion either - we are all Christians and brothers/sisters in Christ. Blessings to you, Nick and your family!! ~ Jan

I know you do lots of laundry, and I have to have an electric dryer. Take my word, gas dryers are a lot more efficient and provide heat without fail. Heating elements go out over time, but a good gas dryer will dry your clothes and be finished before the was load finishes it cycle. I have never had a dryer that was reliable. They are just like cellphone batteries.

I loved hearing the Pennsylvania Dutch :) I was surprised how many English were we slipped n there too lol We had that issue with a dryer once and all it needed was a new heating element. 🤷‍♀️

Use a cook timer.

Love you and yours!!!

Love your videos

Great video.

Love you cleaning video I am a Mennonite Mom Born in Mexico in live in Ontario

Check to see if your dryer is vented up through the roof. I had this problem and I changed the vent to vent outside through my garage. Made a huge difference.

@LynetteYoder

4 жыл бұрын

It’s not. ☺️ it’s straight out the back. A very short pipe.

That new dyson cordless looks nice. Not sure of the model but I've seen it on a commercial on tv lately. I love my shark though!