- from "Brea, bûter en
griene tsiis is goed
Ingelsk en goed Frysk".
Another rhyme on this theme, "Bûter, brea en
griene tsiis; wa't dat net
sizze kin is...
-
Chistochina (
Tsiis Tl’edze’
Caegge in
Ahtna Athabascan) is a census-designated
place (CDP) in
Copper River Census Area, Alaska,
United States. At the...
- Anglo-Frisian languages:
English cheese,
Scots cheese and West
Frisian tsiis, but
Dutch kaas, Low
German Kees, and
German Käse
English church, and West...
- Lin Zexu (30
August 1785 – 22
November 1850),
courtesy name Yuanfu, was a
Chinese political philosopher and politician. He was a head of
state (Viceroy)...
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softened to a ch sound; for example, the
Frisian for
cheese and
church is
tsiis and tsjerke,
whereas in
Dutch it is kaas and kerk, and in High
German the...
- the word
correctly would give
their origin away. Bûter, brea, en
griene tsiis; wa't dat net
sizze kin, is gjin
oprjochte Fries (example) (meaning "Butter...
- not
properly pronounce this
phrase were executed. Bûter, brea, en
griene tsiis; wa't dat net
sizze kin, is gjin
oprjochte Fries ('Butter, rye
bread and...
- The
Apache fiddle (Apache:
tsii' edo'a'tl, "wood that sings") is a
bowed string instrument used by the
indigenous Apache people of the
southwestern United...
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Frisians from
Holland and
Lower German infiltrators: Bûter, brea en
griene tsiis: wa't dat net
sizze kin, is gjin
oprjochte Fries. (Butter, bread, and green...
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Similar words are
shared by
other West
Germanic languages—West
Frisian tsiis,
Dutch kaas,
German Käse, Old High
German chāsi—all from the reconstructed...
