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| Mennonite Low German Dictionary: Mennonitisch-Plattdeutsches Worterbuch | View shopping basket | | by Jack Thiessen | |
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Plautdietsch
| This is the most extensive reference work to date on the vital
language of thousands of Mennonites in places as far flung as Russia,
Canada, and Latin America. Aside form a concise history and grammar of
the language, this dictionary contains more than twenty-five thousand
entries-From Aajdatjs (lizard) to Resse'rieta (prankster) and Zyreen
(siren)-taken from everyday speech, popular sayings, and literature.
This work offers a fascinating view of the history and present state of
the Mennonite Low German, which, unlike most minority and immigrant
languages worldwide, continues to thrive and grow. Low German to High German and English/English to Low German format. Currently on back order at the publisher. Copyright 2003 Max Kade Institute. | | | | Kjenn Jie Noch Plautdietsch?: A Mennonite Low German Dictionary | View shopping basket | | by Herman Rempel | |
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paperback, 296 pages, $15.95
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| A comprehensive dictionary of the Russian Mennonite Low German
language (Plautdietsch). The first part contains Low German words
defined in English and the second part has English words defined in Low
German. Second Edition. Copyright 1995. | | | | Pennsylvania Deitsh Dictionary: Deitsh to English and English to Deitsh | View shopping basket | | by Thomas Beachy | |
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paperback, 164 pages, $9.95
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| This book is your key to understanding the language spoken by the
Amish. It is spoken not only in Pennsylvania, but also in other Amish
communities throughout the United States. Some variations in the
dialect exist from one locality to another. This dictionary reflects
the everyday usage of the language by the Amish in Homes County, Ohio.
The new spelling system in this dictionary was developed through
extensive surveys with readers by Hank Hershberger, translator of
Es Nei Teshtament (Pennsylvania Deitsh New Testament). The
spelling system used makes Pennsylvania Deitsh easy to read and
pronounce for anyone. If Pennsylvania Deitsh is not your mother
tongue, this dictionary and the grammar explanations will help you to
understand this dialect. If you are a native Deitsh speaker, and have
had difficulty writing in Deitsh or defining a Deitsh word to an
English speaker, this dictionary will make it easier for you. Third
Printing Copyright 2004. Carlisle Press. | |
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