Hey guys! Here's my next post. Enjoy. :)
Did your mother ever say this to you? “Jee han hea mul june faschetna weln, nich?” I didn't translate it in the post because I feel that it loses its context and I did not... https://t.co/2JqfMeL3fK
Last night I was honored with a community recognition award for my work with the ULearn program. ULearn is an alternative high school program for Low German-speaking Mennonite kids. It was very emotional for me... https://t.co/x917r3Ss2O
Hi mennopolitan readers. Here is my next post. Sorry if I have confused you, but today is not Thursday. As it turns out, chasing a dream stole all my free time this month :) #stilltorn
The news... https://t.co/TYDVgHyoma
"See jient mie nichemol de Kjreemels." Or "Ekj jien aar daut."
Are you familiar with these phrases?
How would you say these phrases in English? I can't seem to find the word "jient" or "jien" in any of my dictionaries. 😕 — feeling curious
Good morning mennopolitan readers. Here is my next post. Happy reading :-)
As I listened to Izaak, things began to make a lot more sense. I began to feel a cold shiver going up my spine, and I thought I was better off not knowing what Izaak had just... https://t.co/Z9pJPb5qbt