Plautdietsch Word of the Day
Plautdietsch word of the day: jeläajenheit
By strange coincidence, it was drasch tiet and Tina’s father needed help on the farm. She suggested asking the Peters family for help.
Plautdietsch word of the day: schmunje
Faspa was served in the basement of the CMC (complete with coffee, tweibach, butta, sugar cubes, cold varscht, gerchji and blueberry platz). The Peter Gerbrands came all the way from Jant Sied to attend.
Plautdietsch word of the day: prautsijch
Leina decided to buy a new blouse to hopefully gain the attention of Johnathon Elias whom she'd met at a youth event. So Leina used $1.75 from her first paycheck to purchase a new blouse.
Plautdietsch word of the day: jreewe
“ya know, people who don’t eat jreewe don’t know what they are missing”!
Plautdietsch word of the day: duckadeia
Plautdietsch word of the day: duckadeia Pronounced: dook-a-day-a What it sounds like: a daily energy vitamin What it really means: seesaw Example: Hein and Leina went for a trip to Caldwell Kansas to visit Heins’s Oom Peita. Peita Platt was Hein’s mother’s third-cousin by half on her father’s Toews side of the family. They’d moved to Kansas after things started to become too weltlich (worldly) in Wisconsin. Leina was amazed to see how wonderfully simple family life was in Kansas. They saw familys’ enjoying time outside. “Oba mein siet ech sai,… sie hant noch en duckadeia fu de chjinga”! (My...