A language spoken in the United States and Canada, it is a blending of several German dialects.
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Examples for "pennsylvania deitsch"
Examples for "pennsylvania deitsch"
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His mother's family was Pennsylvania German, missionaries and teachers who settled in Sitka.
2
He was a popular preacher, using, almost exclusively, also in the pulpit, the Pennsylvania German.
3
Sibylla Linsabigler was a healthy, large-boned, solidly-built, typical " Pennsylvania German" girl.
4
Herself the daughter of a successful Pennsylvania German Ironmaster, her wealth had doubled the Penny successes.
5
The bar-room was full of fresh-colored young men in military uniforms, talking Pennsylvania German rather rapidly and vociferously.
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You can't make me believe that you are pure, unadulterated Pennsylvania Dutch.
2
Some rank his work with that of the Shakers and the Pennsylvania Dutch.
3
Of Pennsylvania Dutch background, she is married to a steel-worker of Italian antecedents.
4
Lancaster County is the home of the Pennsylvania Dutch, the Amish and Mennonites.
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These were pared-thePennsylvania Dutch say snitzed-thenight before the day of boiling.
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The narrator engaged a Mr. Trautwein to paint his disintegrating Pennsylvania Dutch barn.
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We're Pennsylvania Dutch, so what's the use gettin' cross when we're called that?
8
Near their destination an irate Pennsylvania Dutch motorist berates his father for improper driving.
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Inside, the women were chattering in Pennsylvania Dutch, which sounded a lot like German.
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The Reading-Berks County Pennsylvania Dutch Travel Association now has among its membership 41 factory outlets.
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The Pennsylvania Dutch were polite but cautious of outsiders.
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They were all either Germans or " Pennsylvania Dutch," and people of limited means.
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He was hitting on one of the Pennsylvania Dutch girls who made the funnel cake.
14
What under the sun did Pennsylvania Dutch have to do with my becoming a singer?
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You put Pennsylvania Dutch into this country and there'll never be another coroner's jury called!
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The " Pennsylvania Dutch" used a sassafras stick to stir it.