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1. berkshistory.org › learn › pa-dutch-classesPA Dutch Classes - Berks History Center

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   Berks History Center is pleased to offer in-person and online classes that explore the language and culture of the Pennsylvania Dutch. Pennsylvania Dutch is an American language that developed from the immigration of German speakers to colonial Pennsylvania.

2. amish-heritage.org › learning-pennsylvania-dutchLearning Pennsylvania Dutch Language - Amish Heritage

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   May 11, 2021 · Pennsylvania Dutch is the language the Amish speak (sometimes also known as Pennsylvania German). It has been brought to my attention that there might be some interest in learning Pennsylvania Dutch, especially among people who love the Amish.

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3. www.germansociety.org › evening-adult-classesEvening Adult Classes - The German Society of Pennsylvania

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   Evening Adult Classes. Spring 2024 Registration is now open! *MOST CLASSES ARE CURRENTLY BEING CONDUCTED ONLINE*. Check above registration form for full offerings. The German Society of Pennsylvania has a long history of language instruction.

4. learn-dutch.orgLearn How to Speak Pennsylvania Dutch - Learn Pennsylvania Dutch

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   Would you like to learn how to speak and understand Pennsylvania Dutch (German)? You can find Deitsh language learning resources on this site like lesson guides, interactive worksheets, and even a Pennsylvania Dutch Words List (dictionary).

5. www.omniglot.com › writing › pennsylvaniagermanPennsylvania German language, alphabet and pronunciation

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   • Pennsylvania German Alphabet (Buschdaawe) and Pronunciation
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   1. This orthography is based on the Buffington-Barba system and comes from http://home.ptd.net/~tconrad1/dutch_main.html 2. Vowels in the first row are short; those in the second row are long. 3. Where letters have two pronunciations, the first is used at the beginning of words and the second and the ends of words. For those that have three pronunciations the second is used in the middle of words and the third at the ends. 4. gg appears in the middle of words 5. h is not pronunced in the midd...

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   Unsah Faddah im Himmel, dei nohma loss heilich sei, Dei Reich loss kumma. Dei villa loss gedu sei, uf di eaht vi im Himmel. Unsah tayklich broht gebb uns heit, Un fagebb unsah shulda, vi miah dee fagevva vo uns shuldich sinn. Un fiah uns naett in di fasuchung, avvah hald uns fu'm eevila. Fa dei is es Reich, di graft, un di hallichkeit in ayvichkeit...

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   Unser Vadder im Himmel, dei Naame loss heilich sei, Dei Reich loss komme. Dei Wille loss gedu sei, uff die Erd wie im Himmel. Unser deeglich Brot gebb uns heit, Un vergebb unser Schulde, wie mir die vergewwe wu uns schuldich sinn. Un fiehr uns net in die Versuchung, awwer hald uns vum ewile. Fer dei is es Reich, die Graft, un die Hallichkeit in Ewi...

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   Information about Pennsylvania German http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_German_language http://home.ptd.net/~tconrad1/dutch_main.html Articles and recordings in Pennsylvania German http://www.pgs.org/dialect_column.asp http://www.pgs.org/dialect_audio.asp Pennsylvania German Words and Phrases Afrikaans, Alsatian, American Norwegian, Bavaria...

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   Afrikaans, Alsatian, Bavarian, Cimbrian, Danish, Dutch, Elfdalian, English, Faroese, Flemish, Frisian (East), Frisian (North), Frisian (Saterland), Frisian (West), German, Gothic, Gottscheerish, Gronings, Hunsrik, Icelandic, Limburgish, Low German, Luxembourgish, Mòcheno, Norn, Norwegian, Old English, Old Norse, Pennsylvania German, Ripuarian, Scot...

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6. www.millersville.edu › enwl › languagesCenter For PA German Studies | Millersville University

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   The Center for Pennsylvania German Studies was established at Millersville University in 1986 as a center for the study of the Pennsylvania German culture in America and as a clearing house for information on the Pennsylvania Germans.

7. www.wikihow.com › Speak-Pennsylvania-DutchHow to Speak Pennsylvania Dutch (with Pictures) - wikiHow

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   Jan 4, 2024 · Lillian Stoltzfus’s book Speaking Amish: A Beginner’s Introduction to Pennsylvania German for Ages 10 to 100 includes lessons on vocabulary, grammar, and phonetics, and includes an audio CD. Stoltzfus was born into an Amish family and grew up speaking the dialect.

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   Is Pennsylvania Dutch a German language?

   • Pennsylvania Dutch (Deitsh)* is the language spoken by many Amish, Mennonites, and Deitshi-leit in the United States in their homes and communities. * Pennsylvania Dutch, Deitsh, Pennsylvania German, PA German, and Penn German are all names for the same language. Where to Start Learning Pennsylvania Dutch?

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   Where can I learn Dutch in Pennsylvania?

   • If you live in Pennsylvania, there are several places that offer Pennsylvania Dutch classes, including Pennsilfaanish Deitsch Friend Groups (the Amish equivalent of churches), some universities, and some public libraries. The Pennsylvania German Society maintains a list of places that offer lessons and classes.

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   Does the German society offer language proficiency certification testing?

   • At this time, the German Society does not offer any sort of language proficiency certification testing. If you are applying for a job or program that requires a certificate of proficiency, please check the Goethe Institute's website.

   Evening Adult Classes - The German Society of Pennsylvania

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   What level should I start learning German?

   • Classes are advance by letters within numbered levels (1A, 1B, 1C, 2A, 2B, etc.). If you are completely new to the German language, then you would sign up for 1A. If you have some prior knowledge of German, then we recommend you take our self-scored Placement Test to get an idea of what level you should start with.

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