This KZread channel is dedicated to two of my loves in life: the Pennsylvania Dutch dialect and music. Videos helping people learn and practice PA Dutch will be posted here. I hope that these videos will help to preserve our rich language and culture as well as promote it among future generations. From time to time, I will also post videos of acoustic folk music being performed.
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Ultimate sandwich..... Buttered bread cold or fried Lebanon or sweet.Muenster cheese. Regular horseradish. Tomato in season. Lettuce. Can make a grown man cry!!
My favorite from Noah Good's dialect class focused on the multiple uses/meanings of the word "sei" - his - are - these - pigs, sows Sei Sei, Cy sei Sei sei sei sei. These pigs, are they Cy's pigs?
I just want to mention. I am 60% Pennsylvaina Dutch. That is all.
I eat hotdogs in a soft tortilla- does that make it a hotdog burrito? 😁
No, unless you serve the hot dog between two slices of bread. There was a diner down in Gynnedd Square that used to serve them that way, for kids
How you say good night?
Gude Nacht!
I knew it….I knew it this question would come up 😀
Zungebrecher...
A Hotdog without a bunn ist just a Worscht 🤪 a Wiener Werschtche (in English a Frankforter sausage, but in Germany there is a little different between Frankfurter and Wiener)
The word 'sandwich' has long entered construction terminology, so Chris is right again: Something called sandwich doesn't have to be edible...
I never expected to see a kind of educational PA Dutch version of young Waldorf & Statler - you are hilarious! 🥰🙃😉😂
There are almost 100 of these here on the channel. Check out the playlist!
@@PADutch101 I am so sorry I missed them - even I am sub on your channel for ages, yt is hiding you in some way for me....
@@neoplan6116 well at least now you know. Enjoy!
baby, wake up, new ask a pa dutchman just dropped
If the hot dog is in a bunch or sliced and put between bread, yes. I mean, if you put meatballs or steak in a bun, it's a sandwich, so the same with hot dogs.
Definitely not a sandwich.....a hot dog stands alone in its own category.. Thanks for other great video
Hot dog is a hot dog not a sandwich
A hot dog is a sandwich. It's a given that when we ask for a hot dog, you know it's going to be in a bun...unless you ask for no bun. Then is just a meat. 😉
I am no expert, but I consider a sandwich as a cold dish. Something you can take with you and eat later. A Hot Dog is eaten warm and right on the spot.
What about a hot roast beef sandwich?
A hotdog isn't a sandwich my evidence is that no one askes if you want a sandwich if you are going to be eating hot dogs they ask if you want a hot dog!
Those hospital gowns open in the back are easy to defeat... just wear it backwards. To the question at hand, I'd say a hotdog is a sandwich, but what's an open-faced one like a Reuben? Is that a sandwich?
Try SOS on Pa Dutch potato filling! Fantastic!!
i kome bak to this rekording often, ur wifes voice is absolutly beautiful and the way ur voices kompliment eachother is amazing.
Ich kenne "e schnäägischer Hónger" für genau dieses Gefühl. "Schnääges" bedeutet Süßigkeiten. Jemand ist "schnäägisch" bedeutet "S.o. is a picky eater". Ich glaube das Wort ist mit dem englischen "Snack" verwand. Im Hochdeutschen wüsste ich dafür keine Entsprechung. "Gelüstig" bezieht sich mM nach nicht nur auf Essen.
Interessant, dass man "Tschun" für "Juni" sagt. Sag'n ma aa "Tschulei" statt "Juli"?
Yep.
@@PADutch101 was die alle von den Englischen abgenommen hamm....
In dem sehr alten Weihnachtslied "Es ist ein Ros entsprungen" gibt es die Zeile: "Mitten im kalten Winter wohl zu der halben Nacht". Schön, dass solche vergessen Ausdrücke in Dialekten die Zeit überdauern. Ich würde auch 'Mitternacht' sagen, musste aber sofort an das Lied denken und wusste, was gemeint ist.
Ich kenn das Lied arrig gut....so schee.
liewer doug, halbnacht, des war mir fremd, kenn bloss mitternacht. intressant. mir gehen heit owend uffs babbel doch festival, drick die daume, dasses net so viel regne duht. 🥰
Viel Gschpass! Ich winsch ass ich aa debei sei kennt!
I know something very similar from my childhood in the Pfalz: Hinnerm Hannes seim Haasehaus, henken hunnert Haase haus, hunnert Haase henken haus , hinnerm Hannes seim Haasehaus.
These are hilarious, and really apropos! There is a viral German language video with a tongue-twister song about "Barbara's Rhubarb Bar" ("Barbaras Rhabarberbar") which pokes fun at German noun construction. There is even a follow-up video with a comment that made me laugh: "Honey wake up, the Germans are rapping about rhubarb again!"
I am familiar, Bodo, the artist in that video is an acquaintance of mine!
@@PADutch101 Oh, how very cool! Thank you for all of your videos. I wish I had learned Pennsylvania Dutch from my dad or grandparents, but I'm determined to pick up some on my own and these videos are a great help.
Sehr schoen! Dankche! ❤
Love this! And this came up next! lol, you need to do this song in PA Dutch!!! kzread.info/dash/bejne/gnuql8yChJa9eLw.html
Doug, ich kann net glaawe as du so hardich em Video vun mei Aaschpruch machschde. Grooss Dank. Du un dei Freind em vordrefflich Tschabb geduh hett! Fimf Kaffi! --Bill aus Dillsburg
Es waar en Blessier!
The one i heard before was “ich hob ee hunnert Haase gheert huschde hinnich Henry Huber sei Hinklehaus Heit”
What a fun video! Plus I learned some words I didn't know before and got a better feel for sentence structure.
Hurts your teeth? You need to see a dentist. Corn is soft.
Are you guys playing anywhere soon? I'd like to see you live.
We will be at the Kutztown Folk Festival July 1, 2, 3 - two shows each day.
@@PADutch101 I missed you there last year. I listen to your album almost on repeat:)
@@PADutch101 Do you have a new album out?
@@panativeandnaturegirl5862 We have one album out that can be found wherever you stream your music.
I grew up in Coopersburg in Southern Lehigh County. In High School in the mid 80s we had the opportunity to take media classes and learn how TV and radio production worked. We videotaped each other and when the first one was played and we heard how dutchy we sounded it shocked us. It was as if people on "TV" weren't supposed to sound that way and it was maybe the first time we'd ever heard ourselves with a critical ear. I now live in South Carolina and I"m proud of my (fading) PA dutch accent. When I go back to PA on occasion its like the accent is recharged and refreshed and I'll come home sounding like I never left
I can her my oma ruttuzing abut this
Excellent, keep it coming, [[ Das] [[ nei(e) [[watte]] Sorry about all the brackets. My android keeps making spelling corrections for me. Annoying 😑
Is there a noun form of faahre? I was thinking about it and I think I use "drive" as a noun more than a verb. Like, "Berks County is a drive from up here in the Poconos!" or just "going for a drive."
The noun form is «Fahrt« 👍🙋♂️
Ich gleich mei Schubbkarrich zu faahre!
Ebenso interessant finde ich die Aussprache des „aa“ in faahre. Denn in bei uns in Rheinland Pfalz spricht man es als lang gezogenes „A“ aus, nicht als „O“. Mit dem Wort gleich (like) hatte ich anfangs auch nicht gewusst was damit gemeint war, aber steht in dem Falle für „möchte“. Also uff pälzisch: „Ich mecht mei Motorrad faahre“. Awwer ich hab des PA-Dutch richtich gern☺️.
Eigentlich "gleiche" iss meh wir mögen - Ich mag mein Motorrad zu faahre.
Danke fer dei Antwort Douglas😊 Ich find dei Videos richtig guud. Mir merken schun de än oder annere unnerschied in de Ausschprooch (pronouncing), awwer ich find des verdammt guud das Du die Tradition am leewe erhaltscht😊👍🏻 Ganz viele liewe Grüße aus em schääne Kirrweiler vun de siedlich Woistrooß (best regards from the little village Kirrweiler at the southern winestreet) 😊
Ihr benutzt «.....gleich....« für like? 🤔 Interessant..... 👍☺️
Ya, so duhne mir!
@@PADutch101 👍😃🙋♂️
Thanks keep it up you're great and I appreciate your videos. I've considered joining, it just so happens I have some land and I'm an agriculture major and I'm not big on modernity. Your videos are helpful I bought an Amish straw hat last fall and was able to practice a little with my friend Levi, who sells the hats, with what I've learned from the channel. I'm not fluent by any means but I can understand (not speak) German so it's not so hard to learn PA Dutch
Besser als English for sure! Das war lustig
"Dormlisch" deeden mir Pälzer sage.
Subba Sach!!!!! ☺️
Left to right! 11:14
How do you switch the cards with the partner? Both at the same time or one first and then they look at the cards and then send two back?
The person going Haasi passes his two cards to his partner. He/She looks at them and then passes the two best cards they think they have to the partner who bid.
Yes who new learn something every show my grandfather went to a pow wow person an thought it was in the centerport area I had to stay in the car
Ich kenn dormlich. Vielleicht von taumeln? Like a drunk person?
610!! Berks County!!! Much RESPECT!
I literally live in Chambersburg and never realized what Renfrew was all about. I'm gonna have to check it out.