- Judeo-Alsatian
traditionally spoken by the Jews of
Alsace is
called Yédisch-
Daïtsch,
originally a
mixture of German,
Hebrew and
Aramaic idioms and virtually...
- Mundart, die sie
selbst noch bis Ende des 19.
Jahrhunderts als "Lëtzebuerger
Däitsch" ("Luxemburger Deutsch") bezeichneten.“ "The rise of the
national sentiment...
- (French pronunciation: [odɛ̃ lə tiʃ]; German: Deutsch-Oth; Luxembourgish:
Däitsch-Oth) is a
commune in the
Moselle department in
Grand Est in northeastern...
-
Daichsun Tngri, also
known as
Dayisud Tngri and Dayičin Tngri, is a
Mongolian war god "of a
protective function" to whom
captured enemies were sometimes...
- Metzgerjunge. Butcher's son. Spr**** je Duits/Frans/Engels? Schwätzt dir
Däitsch/Franséisch/Englesch?
Sprichst du Deutsch/Französisch/Englisch? Do you speak...
- by the Jews of
Alsace was a
dialect of Yiddish, Judeo-Alsatian (Yédisch-
Daïtsch),
originally a
mixture of
Middle High German, Old Alsatian,
Medieval Hebrew...
-
Standard German English Baam (some dialects), Boum (other dialects) Baum tree
Daitsch (Deitsch)
Deutsch German Flaasch (some dialects),
Fleesch (other dialects)...
-
Tiercelet (French pronunciation: [tjɛʁsəlɛ]; Luxembourgish:
Däitsch-Lahr and Lahr) is a
commune in the Meurthe-et-Moselle
department in north-eastern...
- In 1829,
Antoine Meyer published the very
first book in Lëtzebuerger
Däitsch, the
local Germanic dialect later called Luxembourgish, a
collection of...
- of
French and
German for
administrative purposes, it was Lëtzebuerger
Däitsch, now
known as Luxembourgish,
which was
behind the
development of Luxembourg's...
