GERMAN & PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN/DUTCH

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[RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

As a German speaking lady, the Pennsylvanian German numbers sound pretty Dutch to me, and the other sentences and words like a wonderful mix of German dialects and Scandinavian languages. With my Danish and Dutch roots, I want to say _Tak skal du have! Bedankt! Vielen Dank!_ Thank youuu, dear Andy❣️♥️💗♥️

[Bernd-mo]

That's actually quite close to my native German dialect from southwestern Germany.

[Ardelean..Valentin]

where is this language even spoken? never heard it before and it is amazing

[Hun_Uinaq]

The fascinating linguistic differences aside, the Pennsylvania Dutch speaker prayed like he meant it! The Hochdeutsch speaker sounded machine like an utterly emotionless. Might as well have been talking about the weather. just an observation.

[yorgunsamuray]

“Evila” wonder if it’s an effect of English or is that an already used Germanic word…

[micacrystal]

Please do Palatine German and Pennsylvania German

[alexbulza]

Pennsylvanian German is like, German with english accent

[s.keikhosro_]

Pls more iranian lang like taeshian in azarbaijan

[bepivisintainer]

Well... It sounds like if some yank uncle menaged to learn german by a book. Got pretty fluent, without bodering to learn how to actually pronounce it
He's fluent. Still menage to scew the all phonetics up😂

[setyawanhartono]

Nein in Pennsylvania German: 9
Nein in German: No/Not

[kamelboufenchouche]

WHY YOU NOT COMPARING ENGLISH WITH DUTCH AND GERMAN I KNOW THEY ARE DIFFERENT BECAUSE OF NORMANS AND PRONUNCIATION BUT DO IT

[MrAllmightyCornholioz]

Sounds like an American speaking Palatine German.