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Discover how to greet, introduce yourself, ask names, and check on someone's well-being in Pennsylvania Dutch. Practice these phrases and enhance your language skills. Join the fun and immerse yourself in the PA Dutch culture!

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PA Dutch 101 Video 2: Greetings and Introductions Griesse un Bekanntmachinge

Griesse - Greetings Guder Daag. Hello, Good day. Guder Mariye. Good morning. Guder Nummidaag. Good afternoon. Guder Owed. Good evening. Guti Nacht. Good night. Mach s gut. Good-bye. Sehn dich schpeeder. See you later.

Mach dich bekannt! - Introducing yourself! Was iss dei Naame? What is your name? Mei Naame iss ____. My name is ___. Familyenaame. Last name. Was iss sei/ihr Naame? What is his/her name? Sei/Ihr Naame iss ____. Wer iss sell? Who is that? Sell iss _____.

Wie bischt? How is it going? Wie bischt du? How is it going? Ich bin gut. I am well. Ich bin schlecht. I am not doing well. Ich bin zimmlich gut. I am doing pretty well. Ich bin zimmlich schlecht. I am doing not very well. arrig - very

Iewing! Practice! Say good morning to someone. Tell someone that you will see them later. Ask someone their name. Tell someone your name. Ask someone how they are doing. Tell someone that you are doing pretty well.