Christmas Visitor (2013)
“Begreif — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word meaning “comprehend.”
Chide — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word meaning “right.”
Dat — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word used to address or refer to one’s father.
Denke — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word meaning “thank you.”
Dienna’s frau — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect phrase meaning “minister’s wife.”
Do net — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect phrase meaning “don’t.”
Doddy — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word used to address or ref...er to one’s grandfather.
Fa-recht — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word meaning “for real.”
Fasht dag — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect phrase meaning “fast day.” October eleventh is the day most Amish people set aside as a day of fasting and prayer in order to prepare themselves for the fall communion services.MoreLess
Chide — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word meaning “right.”
Dat — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word used to address or refer to one’s father.
Denke — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word meaning “thank you.”
Dienna’s frau — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect phrase meaning “minister’s wife.”
Do net — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect phrase meaning “don’t.”
Doddy — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word used to address or ref...er to one’s grandfather.
Fa-recht — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect word meaning “for real.”
Fasht dag — A Pennsylvania Dutch dialect phrase meaning “fast day.” October eleventh is the day most Amish people set aside as a day of fasting and prayer in order to prepare themselves for the fall communion services.MoreLess
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