How To Use Pennsylvania dutch In A Sentence
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I always thought that was a just a cute name… or a misnomer, like Pennsylvania Dutch.
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If you stole someone's five-foot good luck distelfink, the Pennsylvania Dutch would like to speak ...
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It sort of reminds me a little bit of rosemaling or something Pennsylvania Dutch.
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Old Order Amish — the most traditional of the Pennsylvania Dutch communities — are unusual in many ways.
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“Go on and climb aboard,” said Bauerschmidt, a Pennsylvania Dutchman who packed a “hogleg” pistol that his father had carried in World War I.
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They are known as the Pennsylvania Dutch.
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In longevity news, the spotlight frequently passes from one group to another: Georgian yogurt eaters, Japanese pensioners, the Pennsylvania Dutch.
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There are even recipes for Christmas delicacies, such as marzipan and metzel soup, from the cookbook of Pennsylvania Dutch food historian William Woys Weaver.
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Another such word is geoduck, which is pronounced "gooey duck"; a less violently dissonant, but still unpredictable, spelling is distelfink, which according to Merriam-Webster's is pronounced DISH-tlfink it's from Pennsylvania Dutch dischdelfink 'goldfinch', although the AHD gives the normalized DIST-lfink.
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These legends were brought to the United States in the 1700s when German immigrants settled in Pennsylvania Dutch country, according to the University of Florida's Center for Children.
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Ben:- Your accent. Pennsylvania Dutch?
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They speak a dialect of German called Pennsylvania Dutch at home.
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Another such word is geoduck, which is pronounced "gooey duck"; a less violently dissonant, but still unpredictable, spelling is distelfink, which according to Merriam-Webster's is pronounced DISH-tlfink it's from Pennsylvania Dutch dischdelfink 'goldfinch', although the AHD gives the normalized DIST-lfink.
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the Pennsylvania Dutch tole watering can might be a reproduction but it looks convincing
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We drove slowly through main streets of sleepy Pennsylvania Dutch towns , slowing to twenty miles an hour so as not to crowd the horses and horse carriages on their way to market.
