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Wilkum zu'm Pennsilfaanisch Deitsche Portal!
[Quelltext bearbeiten]We need help everywhere, but here are some ideas for those who want to help with the Pennsylvania Dutch wikipedia but who can't speak Pennsylvania Deitsch...
Wikiproject Amische Settlements
Beautification Project
There are over 600 Amish Settlements across North America with new settlements being added each year. pdc.wikipedia.org aims to make an inventory of these settlements. Currently we have articles on about 50 settlements past and present.
The goal is to turn the articles that currently look like this : Lawrence Kaundi Amisch Settlement (Ethridge) into something like this: Lawrence Kaundi Amisch Settlement (Mt. Vernon)
See : Wikiproject Amishe Settlements
 Kannscht du Deitsch schwetze, bischt du Deitsch am Lanne unn hoscht en allrecht Level Deitsch? Mir brauche Leit fer helfe unser Wikipedelche odder Wikipedli uffbaue. Fer unser 'Portal, kannscht geh zu Amisch.de fer Discussions baut was am aa geh iss. Portal[Quelltext bearbeiten]
Why is Pennsylvania Dutch important?[Quelltext bearbeiten]Pennsylvania Dutch may not be heard as much today as it was one hundred, or even twenty years ago. It is not true however that the language has no more vitality. In fact, there are those who continue to speak Pennsylvania Dutch in their everyday life. See our Haaptblatt and the article on Pennsilfaanisch Deitsch for Learning Materials. Pennsylvania Dutch was commonly spoken in Berks County, Lehigh County, Northampton County, York County, Lancaster County, Lebanon County, Schuylkill County and elsewhere until recently. However, even today Pennsylvania Dutch can be heard in these places, and, in fact, in quite a few places the number of speakers is even growing. Pennsylvania Dutch is part of Southeastern Pennsylvania's, the United States' and Canada's cultural heritage and it is a heritage that can be enjoyed by those of all ethnic origins. Pennsylvania Dutch culture and language contribute to the multicultural fabric of American and Canadian Society. The Pennsylvania Dutch people and their neighbours, those who were here before us, as well as the newcomers who continue to come today, have helped to make our countries what they are today. |
 Pennsylvania Dutch Heritage Group: Opening meetings, 1-3 p.m. uff der dritt Samschdaag vun yedem Monet, Providence Place, 3377 Fox Run Road, Dover. Information: 266-2910. Fer meh Info
 En Conference in Nei Holland, Pennsilfaani wehe Pelzer Immigration noch Amerikaa, am 22 Abrill.
 Pennsylvania Deitsch Events an The Conner Family Living History Museum:
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  Am 3. Tschuun 2006 welle die Glieder vun die "Deutsch-Pennsylvanischer Arbeitskreis" zamme kumme zu ihr yaehrlich Versammling in Kaiserslautern (Palatinate) im Institut für pfälzische Geschichte und Volkskunde. Alliebber, wu geindresst iss in was am aageh iss in die pennsylvaanisch-deitsch Welt, iss eiglaade fer bsuche. Ferschur sinn aa neie Glieder wilkum. Fer meh Info
En Conference in Nei Holland, Pennsilfaani wehe Pelzer Immigration noch Amerikaa, am 22 Abrill.
Pennsylvania Deitsch Events an The Conner Family Living History Museum:
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