A Wikiszótárból, a nyitott szótárból. vielen Dank; vielen Dank; vielerorts; vielfach; vielleicht; vielmals; vielmehr; vielsagend; vielschichtig; vielseitig; vielseitige Verwendbarkeit; vielsprachig; Mere i den dansk-engelske ordbog. Parts of the French dialect up until about 30 kilometers into France is easily understandable by. awesome article. I totally agree, speaking Hochdeutsch can feel like speaking a foreign language, I understand Glad you still get to go back and you’re still able to speak Saarländisch, that’s awesome! They were used as commercial separators on TV by Saarländischer Rundfunk: Didn’t understand anything? in our English class we talked about dialects and read parts of your blog. In Saarland we speak in a distinctive accent and use a lot of words that you only find in Saarland (and France and Luxembourg). I am sure by now that this attitude has changed… Funny enough, the German word for ‘to last’ actually translates to ‘to hold longer’ (länger halten) in standard German. Perhaps it’s because there’s considerable german ancestry in my community ( from centuries ago), and there is something like a small amount of code-switching ( if one can call it that) between regional Afrikaans communities. Very interesting article! Düütsch-Plattdüütsch. I find myself speaking a mixture of high german, Hessian and a little bit Thuringian. Guess I have an American accent trying to speak my other foreign language of Hochdeutsch. It’s your first choice in a business setting when speaking from the mind is important. Also, I’d like to clarify that Pennsylvania Dutch is actually Pennsylvania German, and specifically Pfälzisch in origin. We only use 3 tenses: present, present perfect and past (simple past is rarely used by old timers, but that is more Dutch eg. Vielleicht finde ich sogar was fürs Saarländische! Nope? We’re currently discussing dialects in our English class and that’s how we found your website. I left Germany (Burgdorf bei Hannover) in 1958 but I can still speak and write German quite well. I haven’t learnt Swedish (yet), but from words and sentences I’ve seen, it looks very similar to German. Are you able to tell the differences between standard German and a German dialect? I studied German for six years in grammar school and I still speak Hochdeutsch fluently, but I find Swiss and Austrian dialects very hard to understand. Ja, das kann man in jeder Sprache machen Vielleicht gibt es irgendwann einmal auch eine Autokorrektur für Dialekte. I found it extremely interesting your article! That’s probably why I can understand Austrian better than everyone in my class. Vielen Dank! Keep going with your blog, our beautiful little home deserves more attention! Your article was very informative. Polish » German hahaha, I’ve notice the differences as well. If you’re worried about your pronunciation in German, don’t worry about it any longer. I have lived in the USA for 40 years, and speak English every day to communicate with friends, neighbors and in official business, and speak “Ginglish” a German-English mix where English words are substituted in order to shorten the sentence, at home. I don’t know anything about Texas German, but a little about Pennsylvania Dutch. Germans living in Sweden usually manage to pick up Swedish quite quickly. Speaking a dialect is believed to make you smarter, with all the benefits of speaking a foreign language. I’ve been living in Germany for more than four years now and in two different states: Saxony and Hessen and still have troubles with accents. Thank you Pieter for your comment. We totally agree on the bullet points mentioned about the different dialect spoken in the Saarland. , Have only just subscribed, so don’t know whether you have dealt with the fine points of Alemannisch as spoken in the Markgraeflerland. I learned Swabian from my grandfather, who came to New York in 1955 from Schwäbisch Gmünd. (to hold) seem to be tricky ones for Germans depending on where you’re from. They couldn’t pronounced Deutsch. Thank you for commenting and sharing it with us . Will update it once the Austrian one is ready. ^^; Also don’t believe anything you read on wiki. Love the Saarland, a beautiful part of Germany. My mom went to school in Bad Kreuznach. When the wall came down some visited us in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. But if you ask me if I do speak German I’d have to say no, and “hochdeutsch” is rather hard for me to understand. Thank you for commenting! Danke Schon! Thanks for the fun writing! I usually treat with a lot of German tourists and at the beggining I was willing to speak them in their language so they would understand everything much better (a lot of them dont have a very good English). Heben (to lift) and halten (to hold) seem to be tricky ones for Germans depending on where you’re from. Good on you for keeping it up! Many thanks! No different with English, French, Spanish. Bad Kreuznach! In elementary school, I had to learn my first foreign language, High German, which we were required to speak in class. Pennslyvania Dutch would most likely be a derivative of Swiss German seeing that Jakob Amman, the founder of the Old Order Amish was from there. We all came from Rheinland-Plaatz area. 8. Εξετάστε τα παραδείγματα μετάφρασης του vielen Dank σε προτάσεις, ακούστε την προφορά και μάθετε τη γραμματική. He also used many other words which were clearly of French origin. vielen Dank. In addition to this, there is a big French influence which can also be explained by the history of our small state. Have visited family in Saarland for years. It appears that much of southwestern Germany was clearly French influenced from Napoleonic times. When I try to speak Hochdeutsch outside of the Saarland, Pfalz and Franken, then people tell me that they hear an American German spoken and compliment my German language skills, haha. , have always had strong ties to the other Germanic tribes and remained German-speaking, no matter whether Germany or France happened to administer the region. Let me know in the comments. “You can’t redd up the world and make , Anja, German dialects are more than just German slang, they are living history. After all, Saarland is located in the outskirts of Germany in the German countryside. Someone who recognizes German “dialects” for what they really are: languages. Vielen Dank für Ihren Anruf! Ah yea that would make sense. https://www.thegermanz.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/bayerisch.mp3, https://www.thegermanz.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Hochdeutsch.mp3, to make you smarter, with all the benefits of speaking a foreign language, Saarland dialect course I found on Memrise, Moving to Berlin – Read this before you go, Dig out your long lost German Skills – The Ultimate Guide, https://www.quora.com/Is-English-derived-from-German. (ZDF or One) Hallo Barry, English dialects and accents, sometimes I think you could fill a book with it or two, funny that they still seem to be understandable in other parts of the UK. Plattdüütsch-Düütsch. Oh, that would be really sad! Danke für deinen Kommentar . Vielen Dank Herr Kommissar. After that we moved to Germany, Thuringia at first (also too short to develop much), then Hesse, and now I live in Hesse. Hahaha, I love the story about the Schornsteinfeger! thank you very much; Synonyms (formal address) haben Sie vielen Dank; danke schön; danke sehr; danke vielmals; ich danke schön; ich danke sehr So happy you like the post (and the German language). In my case being born in Saarbigge un in Klarenthal gewohnt… just for those moments when some homesickness takes over. Ich fürs Leben gern Famili Becker. My husband is from the Rheinpfalz, and also speaks his dialect at home. Thank you for it! vielen Dank für Ihre/deine Bemühungen [o. – “Go and fetch a pail of water”, “It’s late, I should go home before I fetch trouble”. Totally forgot about the “der wo”, “die wo” and “das wo”, so so good! In der Zwischenzeit kannst du unsere Apps gerne schon herunterladen und direkt ausprobieren. You didn’t wrote anything about Plattdeutsch? Man muß aber doch die Liebe für die Sprache und das Gehör mitbringen. Even swedish, icelandic, faroese are also germanic languages, specifically north germanic languages. Glad you adapted well, extraordinary that you have no trouble understanding any of them, that’s awesome! Saarländisch can indeed sound a little foreign when you don’t have developed an ear for it yet haha! As a hint read this word backwards: neknewhcs. But unfortunately every time I was standing there with a stupid face because I could not understand a word of what they were asking. “PENNSILFAANISCH DEITSCH When visiting family and friends in Germany, I usually fall right into my dialect and no one will comment on any accent and compliments us about how well we still speak German, after 40 years away. And here is a fun fact: my grandparents made it through six currencies in their lifetime without moving once: Even though we’re part of Germany, we Saarländers would totally agree that we’re the most French of all Germans. And all of the phrases were standard things that we answer every day a hundred of times. The first time I was in Germany, I attended a family reunion. By the time I left Germany, I could speak the language well enough that Germans still recognized that I was a foreigner but could not identify me as an American. There is also Saarländisch, which is spoken only in the south western part of Germany, in Saarland. Mehr dazu Enthält Übersetzungen von der TU Chemnitz sowie aus Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (Englisch/Deutsch). Thats a quite impressive guide through German dialects. Ich freue mich natürlich auf weitere Vorschläge, wollte mich aber erstmal hier bedanken, da … since we’ve recently discussed variations of English and English as a world language in my English class, we found your blog while doing some research. Saarländisch is one of many German dialects, but it’s very special to the population of the Saarland. Wir werden uns innerhalb der nächsten Stunden bei dir melden. The Amish are German, though most PA Dutch are Evangelical Lutheran (like me). Nee. I’m sorry. Tach Anja, Noch einmal vielen Dank … He came to the door when he was finished and said “siebemagatchi”. In ihrer aller Namen vielen Dank und allen herzlichen Glückwunsch zu diesem heutigen Akt. I had to drop speaking German at one point. The two separate dialects  in Saarland are not caused by the river Saar that meanders through the West part of this beautiful piece of land but are dictated by the different pronunciation of the word das (the). . It certainly indicates how life is lived in Saarland. If you want to get back into German, I can highly recommend Deutsche Welle. Learn how your comment data is processed. Danke für die Mini Mondart, eine tolle Idee! Hallo Ulrich, so glad you still speak German after all those years! bab.la arrow_drop_down bab.la - Online dictionaries, vocabulary, conjugation, grammar Toggle navigation But I suppose this is true of every country given that dialects outdate modern borders. Thank you so much for your comment. You’re probably not alone. The intonation of this sentence when spoken in Central Baden (Rastatt/Offenburg) is quite different from the intonation of this sentece in Northern Baden (Mannheim). Német Kiejtés. Hey great article! In my dialect we use some hilarious and confusing words and structures too (you’ll find them further down). Pennsylvania Dutch dominates in most in-group settings, such as the dinner table and preaching in church services. My topic of my bachelorwork was about german dialects too. But the people, Saarländers, have always had strong ties to the other Germanic tribes and remained German-speaking, no matter whether Germany or France happened to administer the region. I’ve noticed quite a few exchange students in Saarbrücken in recent years, it must have become popular. German dialects usually only play a minor role in German class because the standard German (Hochdeutsch) is taught. Have you ever been ‘Oben am jungen Rhein’ to Liechtenstein? The further south you go in Germany, the more likely you are to find colourful variations of the German you learn in German class. Benutzungshinweise: ... Vielen Dank! If you want to add some emotion to your formal thanks, then this is the way to go. But the people. That’s awesome! And now guess what the activity is called? Before reading your blog entry we always thought that we were speaking standard German quite well but we must admit that we were wrong. Der erste Hochdeutsch zu Plattdeutsch Übersetzer für Sätze (Prototyp) übersetzen Zufallssatz. For example you could opt for one of our most famous landmarks in Saarland to show you’re in the know: Or you could use alternative smileys, the Lyoner-Smileys, since Saarländers love eating their good ol’ Bologna sausages called Lyoner: Bologna Sausage to express how you feel instead of boring smileys , I know you’re totally hooked, how could anyone resist those lovely sausages? Verificați traducerile „Vielen Dank!” în română. Before 1871, in those turbulent times when Germany hadn’t been Germany but several loosely connected Germanic tribes killing each other in hazardous bloodbaths, the uniting link between them was a more or less similar language, High German dialects, out of which standard German has evolved. German dialects usually only play a minor role in German class because the, For many Germans, though, a dialect is the first language they grow up speaking, something that they live and breathe. English is also the medium of instruction in schools and is used in business transactions and often, out of politeness, in situations involving interactions with non-Amish. Deshalb, vielen Dank und Gute Nacht. in the free German-English dictionary and many other English translations. Thank you so much for your story, loved reading it. Thank you for sharing your article. Thank you for your comment Danke schön! Thank you for you commment, I really enjoyed reading it. Tach Annemarie, Thank you so much for sharing your story with us! vielen Dank. Isch mach de Dür vom Audo uff. The southern part pronounces the word similar to the standardised standard German das, while northern Saarland prefers to say dat. Danke schön für deinen Kommentar! Living in Baden (a part from the Bundesland Baden-Würtemberg) all I can understand is Badisch and Hochdeutsch. IPA: /fiːlɛn dank/ Kifejezés. “het … gehad = had” etc.). köszönöm; So what does Herr Lafontaine usually speak? Your email address will not be published. Das wäre toll! It’s not that time has stopped but it certainly goes by slower than you’d expect it coming from a bigger city. Great Article! So true, dialects really mean something! would totally agree that we’re the most French of all Germans. Good luck. Dialects can be confusing lol Thank you for mentioning the tv programs, those are awesome resources indeed, they really help you get into dialects of a certain region and also teaches you about their customs too, win win! Hopefully you could one day share information about how Hoch Deutch comes from the so called dialects .. and not the other way around! There are 6 different “Cockney” accents in a =n area of just a few sq. Hallo Alicia, that sounds amazing! I must admit, it’s still not easy for me to suppress them when speaking standard German. Furthermore, we used “es chaiselongue” to refer to a sofa, and used words such as “Schinoos” (“Chinois”), Filou, Barras etc. Auf jeden Fall vielen Dank, wenn ihr bis zum Ende gelesen habt, ich schreibe immer super lang lol. Gwen (born in Munich, living in the Czech Republic). I really liked your little excursion to Saarland! I wonder if the Palantine German your relatives speak is an older form of it, very interesting. It translates to ‘Done with work, (let’s slip) into the slippers. Here are my students’ comments on your blog. I am from Westfahlen and grew up with my grandparents who spoke Platt Deutch and Hochdeutch. Even funnier to us is that most “Saarländer” don’t even realize that they are not talking standard German, for example when they’re cold. I didn’t know that! In Hessian you literally swallow every possible syllable or letter, but in Thuringian you pronounce them fully. but on the “Trottoir”, (pronounced “Trottva”), Get out their “Portemonnaie” (pronounced “Portmonnä”), and, The French language has had a less great impact on the German spoken in the region than it has had the other way. Beautiful, isn’t it? I’ve noticed the same, Africaans and German seem very similar, it’s definitely on my list of languages I want to learn one day. Yea, Swiss German, if you’re not used to it (like with any dialect), it can be a bit tough. bardzo dziękujemy, że poświęcacie Państwo czas na wypełnienie tej ankiety. Again. Love the dialect, it makes everyone sound super friendly! <3. Get a glimpse of what you might expect when going to Germany (they all speak standard German too, I promise). I can’t believe your class wrote so much about the Saarland dialect, that’s absolutely beautiful! mentzdv.de. You gave some funny examples and videos on the Saarland dialect, which we grew up with and speak. Hey Anja, gerade mal Moselfränkisch gegoogled und thegermanz popped up. Die gaul geh zu die scheira hin, Finally, the Amish read prayers and sing in Standard German (which, in Pennsylvania Dutch, is called Hochdeitsch at church services. Meaning ‘Feierabend, hinein in die Hausschuhe’ in Palatine dialect. Plattdüütsch-Düütsch. My family came from Jena and spoke with a Thuringian accent. Herr Präsident, ich möchte der Hohen Vertreterin Folgendes sagen: vielen Dank für Ihre Erklärung. Danke schön für deinen Kommentar! I’m quite often in Mannheim as I have family there and just a few kms down the road it’s like it’s a different world (in terms of language!) Coming from the Saarland dialect I totally understand where Mark Twain was coming from, it’s just so much easier to just say ‘fetch’ for everything Danke schön! Klein aber Fein!! They are so significant that locals will use them to describe where a particular place is located: “It’s just off the “Westspange” (one of the first bridges coming from the north) and then right…” Glad you liked the article and thank you so much for commenting Danke schön! According to one scholar, “today, almost all Amish are functionally bilingual in Pennsylvania Dutch and English; however, domains of usage are sharply separated. Hallo Menko, Glad you like the article. I love the history, diversity and the character of the german dialects. I got so much to learn and know things I never knew before. They offer an endless arsenal of listening exercises and short videos for any level you can think of. miles. It must have been a shock after moving to the north and being confronted with a totally different way of speaking! Du konnst net mocha, sie geh net glieh, Apart from a de-stressed nature, Saarländers tend to gravitate less to sticking to rules compared to Germans from other parts of Germany. Your email address will not be published. Every German dialect is tied to a certain region. Thanks in advance!. I certainly had my encounters with dialects like the first time the Schornsteinfeger paid us a visit. Meaning ‘Ich spreche Schwäbisch’ (I speak Swabian dialect) in Swabian dialect. Viele Grüße an deine Schüler, gudd gemacht! Danke. Not Dutch, not Swiss-German, but definitely a form of southwestern German. And now guess what the activity is called? out of which standard German has evolved. The vocabulary we use really differs from words other Germans use, so it can be difficult to understand us. Plattdeutsch or Niederdeutsch are the modern High German names for a non-standardised language spoken in nothern Germany (north of the so-called Benrather Linie isogloss) and in the north-east Netherlands. Keep it up Anja! Translations for „vielen Dank“ in the Dutch » German Dictionary (Go to German » Dutch) dank u zeer. Because of this, we also use more words of French origin than any other Germans. I can’t do it. Vielen Dank nochmal an Ian Gray, der uns geholfen hat, [...] die politischen Hintergründe des britischen ÖVs für mdv-aktuell zu erklären. I can one hundred percent say it is not Swiss-German. I’d say the Jena and Thüringen accent can be hard to understand if you don’t have an ear for it, even for Germans, like any other dialect. I agree, the Austrian dialects are missing but I left them out on purpose because I was going to write a separate post about them (and the Swiss German ones). – Now, speaking “Platt Deutsch”, that is a totally different story! Ou wenn i ned Saarländisch rede, verstoh-n-i die kurlige Gschechte guet! Hi Samuel, yes it’s really intriguing how all these French words are still part of certain dialects. Spanish in any country in South America differs from every other country. If you want some fun, add in the Pennsylvania German dialects and variants of the US and Canada. I loved your article! It’s definitely Pfälzisch: My students are always surprised by how different German dialects can be and sometimes I slip in Saarländisch without even realizing it. That is indeed fascinating! http://WWW.ARD.DE and http://WWW.ZDF.DE provide a wide range of current German TV programming. Lastly, Saarlandish (unlike Luxembourgish) is a spoken, not written language, and most of us (ex-)Saarlaenders have to make up the spelling rules as we type! Linguists believe that there are still about 250 distinctive German dialects. Congrats! Here in Canada I still have German and Austrian friends and I have trouble understanding the Austrians when they speak their Austrian dialect. My congratulations once again and thank you very much. Ich freue mich, Ihnen mein … It’s because they are singing in Saarländisch! Vă mulţumesc foarte mult pentru eforturile depuse. To my delight I understood a lot more of that and was able to relate many of the words to German words. Velen Dank ok, aver … Vielen Dank, aber … 1.4 Mien Lüüd - nahestehende Menschen/Personen Broder/Broer (Bröder), de Bruder Broder-/Swesterkind (-kinner), dat / Neffe, Nichte Neffe, Nichte Brögam (s), de Bräutigam Bruut (Bruten, Brüüd), de Braut Buttje/Buttjer (s), de Junge, Stromer Daam (s), de Dame Deern/Diern (s), de Mädchen Alla dann, bis zum nägstemol. In Saarland dialect the BBQ, the grillables as well as the person grilling is called ‘Schwenker’. In contrast, English is used for most reading and writing. I’ve been told that northern Germany lost their dialects so it called my attention how you mention they are still spoken. I can confirm that the dialect spoken in this region is so different again, you really need to get used to it but I love it especially the intonation Danke schön für den Kommentar! zu Neustadt in Holstein. Dat beste iss ümmer, secht Jochn Brümmer, sick an de eegn Nääs to fatn und anner Lüh in Ruh to latn! sincere thanks aufrichtiger Dank Much obliged! And yourn is what you name. Danke schön! I’m from Lower Saxony and I speak not only Hochdeutsch I also speak and understand other German Dialects. as ex-Saarlaenner, born and raised in the Saarland, but immigrated into the United States more than 3 years ago, I thoroughly enjoyed your post and subsequent comments, making me travel down memory lane. Thank you for commenting, lightened up my day . Hi Samuel, it really does sound/reads like Pfälzisch! I read it from the viewpoint of an Ami who lived and worked in Germany in the Mannheim/Heidelberg and later in the Koblenz areas for nine years and began that period with very little German language ability. You cleary can see the French influence of a Saarländer by hearing him say that he has cold instead of saying it the correct German way (he is cold). When in need of a pen ask for a Dauerschreiver instead of a Kugelschreiber, and if you have problem, tell the people you have Huddel (even better, for advanced learners, isch han Huddel). No wonder no other German can understand us Saarländers! Its so personally and full of emotions comparing to standard German. Thank you for telling us about it . Wow! (source: https://www.quora.com/Is-English-derived-from-German). It can make you feel a little silly like you’re being snooty, arrogant, and snobby. At one point I could also speak it, but 50 years in Canada made me forget it. Vielen Dank für die Einladung. We enjoyed reading through your web entry. The individual reports are classified in different complex of themes which all have a different heading. Like, in Hessian, “Einen” becomes “n”, but in Thuringian it stays the way it is. If you want to try it out yourself, you could give the following sentences a try. Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar. To conclude, Saarländisch is a very lovely dialect. I’m able to burst out some funny-sounding sentences in that dialect called Saarländisch but that’s about it. or where something is (Lo hinnen). I know some common slang phrases are like “Es ist allest.” (It’s empty.) Translation for 'Vielen Dank, sehr nett von Ihnen.' The French administration of the region has left positive marks on the. I don’t think I’d ever seen my friend laugh so hard until then (with me, of course) while I was staring at her in disbelief. It is basically German, except for the omission of 1) conjugation, 2) genders, 3.1) simple past, 3.2) past perfect and 3.3) future perfect tenses. Ich mache die Tür des Autos auf. kaie – “to fall” – is just one. Zuerst muss man ein wenig mit dem Hirn turnen, aber dann ist es ganz lustig. So, other people could struggle understanding us, even if we’re just asking how they feel (Unn?) Also dlad you became such a fan of my homeland Danke schön. Hallo Pas, this is so amazing! Xin cám ơn các anh chị em về sự biểu quyết tán trợ, đức tin, lòng tận tụy và những lời cầu nguyện liên tục của các anh chị em. Like you’re backstabbing your friends (and culture). Ich habe 38 Jahre in den USA gewohnt, kann es aber noch ohne Zucken. Thank you for your comment, danke schön! Just beginning to understand a bit of the dialect, very interesting. Thank you for your comment and keep up the good work with learning German! You can find Bavarian, which isn’t similar to the northern dialects or specific dialects only spoken in one city, like in Berlin or Cologne. is Plattdeutsch and means in High German: Do what you want, people are talking!
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