Plautdietsch word of the day: ommäajlich
Pronounced: om-ale-ich (ich is the sound sound of a hissing cat)
What it means: Impossible
Here we see my dad trying to take a bite out of an apple. (I'm not sure what grampa was thinking) With only a few teeth, it was almost ommäajlich.
Plümi moos is a delicious sweet plum soup that may bring back memories around your family Easter table. A simple traditional faspa was plümi moos, sliced ham, tweibach & butta, coffee & zocka schtetja (sugar cubes). Seja eefach oba schmatjt seja scheen! (Very simple but very delicious)
But why only enjoy it once a year? Make plümi moos any day and enjoy a special taste that is so well known to all Mennonites! Plümi moos and all your Mennonite favorites are included in the Mennonite Treasury of Recipes!
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Kjenn jie noch Plautdietsh? Enjoy getting reacquainted with those forgotten Plautdietsch words of yesteryear and learn interesting new phrases that you may have never heard before! We have three different dictionaries to choose from!
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