You should listen to Swiss Deitsch Zurich dialect, you
would get an amazing surprise as I did. I thought Mame
was Yiddish and the enumerating from 1 - 10 left no
doubts in my mind. Chernowitzer Deutsch was never Weanar,
des sahn de Schichen.
Fred. Weisinger
On Sun, Jul 26, 2015 at 11:00 PM, Hardy Breier <hardy3_at_bezeqint.net> wrote:
> Its incomparable:
> While Wiener Deutsch is a local Viennese jargon - but one of many regional derivates,
> Czernowitzer " Deutsch " does not belong to the family of German languages,
> The best definition is :The speech used by the emancipated Jews of Czernowitz
> Based on East German, Yiddish and old Podolian Ruthenian and many more.
> You can also write it but the correct grammar is disputable.
> "A seihr a scheine Sprach."
>
> Hardy
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