100 Words Every Swiss German Beginner Must-Know

Learn most used Swiss German words in just 14 minutes! With these words you'll be able to have everyday life conversations in Swiss German without problems.

Subtitles
Green: Swiss German
Second line: High German
Third line: English

Improve your vocabulary by watching my Swiss German lessons.

00:00 Intro
00:24 Personal Pronouns
00:59 Verbs
04:32 Adjectives
06:46 Articles
07:43 Nouns
08:40 Connection Words
13:00 Essential Vocabulary

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[vanja]

Yes, yes! Swiss German Vocabulary 😍 This is what I need the most! Danke ❤️

[alexandraritter]

This is incredible. I've learned as much from you in 15 minutes as I did in the first year I knew my husband. Er ist kein Lehrer. ;) Danke vielmal! Hopefully I can surprise his family with something a little better than my normal langsamer Hochdeutsch next time I see them. :D

[Miami]

Wow danke schön. This is the best channel on YouTube for Swiss German (Schweizerdeutsch). This video was very good showing the Swiss and standard German plus the sentences in Swiss German. I hope you make many more videos for years to come. I subscribed after just this video!!

[kittonsmitton]

Hi Andrea, I'm brushing up on my Swiss German with your videos, having lived in Zurich for several years in my twenties, I went to school there im central for Hochdeutsch. I am living in Canada at the moment and long to return to Switzerland sooner than later to resume my studies in my favourite country.

[babadusa]

Thanks a lot I’ve started a week ago and I feel that your classes are really really good so is really easy for learn this beautiful language.

[smiles]

Swiss are so nice and neutral that she had a hard time using the word evil in a sentence 🤣🤣🤣

[gamingpop]

Luv 😘 u ...thnk u for the classes madam

[lesterburhnam]

Merci for the beautiful sentence with "bi" LOL

[patriciav.m.]

Wunderbar, aber so schnell! Merci vielmals für das Video!

[die_leseratte]

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[mahbubeibrahimi]

Is a perfekt place to learn swiss german

[maggiemondo]

Would you be kind enough to clarify, Andrea: Do you write these terms in Swiss German too? Or, is it purely spoken dialect. I was led to understand that you write everything in German, not Swiss German!

[doctorberkowitz]

Hallo! Have you gone over the months of the year in any of your videos? That would be great if you haven't already! 😸 Merci!

[richardsakala]

I would love to start learning with you.... Do you also offer in person tutoring or maybe its all just videos?!

[michelmaurer]

Hi Andrea, i have a question...
In the item "connecting words" you write 's mami und de papi' and the next example is 's mami oder de papi'.
I think the word 'mami' is female, why you use de neutral article?
Thank you very much for teaching us!!!
You are awesome!
Ps. I'm a spanish speaker, sorry if my english is not the best!

[floaredecolt]

Hey ! These little swiss-german language pills are amazing and your way of talking is so nice ! However, at 5:05, Grusig is disgusting in English not 'discusting' :) ... i am really sorry, i don't mean to act smart or something but i know you swiss people are so detail oriented & you might find this little feedback useful :) Keep it up with the great content !

[Simply_colbie]

I’m only on verbs, I’ve filled two pages.

[lunabella]

I am happy to find your chanel. It would be great, if you would repeat at least 2 times...You go a bit too fast for someone trying to remember the words. Thank you soooo much!

[justyna]

Ich gang hut go ranne. Warum gehe ist gang in diesem Satz? Ich habe ein Video gesehen und dort war: ich ga, du gasch... Und die Zweite Frage. Gibt es nachher go ranne. Warum gibt es" go " dort?

[kikithedisneyfan]

So how do you use will vs. wett?? Like in what context? Can you explain this to me, please? :)