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To celebrate 10 full-length episodes of the Learn Bernese for Life podcast, we get new artwork, new soundtracks, chapter markers, and a transcript of the podcast (coming soon!).
Du wosch a MÀtsch, mir fahre Àxtra
In episode 10, Leo is back! We translate another Bern Mobile advertisement, talk about other forms of public transit in dialect, and discuss how do you say some of the main areas that people go to in the city of Bern by bus.
For those paying more attention to grammar, we also talk about the changes that occur to "convert" High German to BĂ€rndĂŒtsch: words ending in -ung and -en.
For more advanced speakers, listen to how Leo talks about making a request to other passengers on the bus or the bus driver, what does he say?
Words and phrases in Mundart
BernMobile Advertisement
dr Böss (M)ts Poschi (N)ts Poschtouto (N)dr Postbus (M)d BLS (F)d SBB (F)ts Trottinet (N)ts Tram (N)ts Schiff (N)dr Zug (M)ts BÀhndli (N)ts Seilbandli (N)d Seilband (F)ts Blaui Bahnli (N)
Vocabulary
Forms of Transit
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3, 2, 1.... deep breath, okay, you can introduce yourself now. Learn how to say basic things about yourself in Bernese Swiss German at the Novice Low or A1 level. (See the links below for a further description of those levels).
You meet Leo who shares his background and passions with us in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch and we learn more about professions.
Words and phrases in Mundart
I bi dr Leo - I am Leo.
My name isch Leo - My name is Leo (note the pronunciation of the vowels. eg. "y" sounds like the long vowels in the word "mean.")
I bi fieredrig jarig - I am 34 years old
Ig liebe ... - I love/enjoy
I schaffe als choch - I work as a cook.
Relevant Vocabulary
Professions (masculine form)
Laschtwagefaher - truck driverPfleg - health careChrankĂ€schwöschter - nurseZimmermaa - carpentryĂrzt - doctorSchtudĂ€nt - studentProgrammierĂ€r - programmer Engineur (Ă€schinjör) - EngineerChoch - cookOutomech - mechanicPolizischt - police officerVrchöiffer - buyer ChĂ€uner - waiterService - restaurant service Bund - federal government KV - (short for KaufmĂ€nnische Verband) - Commercial AssociationSchreiner - carpenterGrammar note
The professions in the feminine form in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch can said in the following two ways:
ĂrtztinĂrtzeInterested in a full transcript of the German dialogue? More information about grammar and more audio clips of mundart?
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Special thanks to Officer Mike for joining us, and thanks to all the officers at the Kontonspolizei in Bern for serving our community.
For more information about these sentences in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, listen to episode #8.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these words and sentences in daily life, be sure to check out episode 2.
Relevant Vocabulary:
uswiis - Identity card (used as a catch all for ID cards) - noun
geburtsdatum - birth date ID - Identity card, the one which shows your resident status in Switzerland (a specific ID card) - noun
fĂŒehreruswiis - drivers license - noun
stundekilometer - km's/hr - noun
schnÀu - fast/quickly - adverb
chostet - costs - verb, present tense 3rd person sing.
izahligsschiin - invoice/bill - noun
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What does "little mouse" and "cereal" or "trade" and "shower" have in common? The word pairs sound very similar in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch! After discussing strategies to overcome like-sounding words, Simu and I translate cleverly worded advertisements from Bernmobile.
The skill level for today's episode is A2 (CEFR) or Novice high (ACTFL Guidelines).
Words and phrases in Mundart
Word pairs
tuusche (trade/swap)
Dusche (shower)
MĂŒsli (little mouse)
MĂŒesli (cereal)
Bernmobile advertisements
Du bisch z spÀt dranne, mir gÀbe dr e Usred
Link to the ad: https://www.facebook.com/polyconsult/photos/3912802722067254
Du wosch ids GrĂŒene, mir fahre di im Rote.
Link to the ad: https://www.facebook.com/polyconsult/photos/3912802498733943
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ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
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The skill level for this Bernese Swiss German dialogue is novice-mid. The basic structure of this sentence is useful as you can apply it to many situations in life!
Contents:
- «Was machsch lieber? Wandere oder velofahre?»
- "What do like doing more? hiking or biking?
For more information about these sentences in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, listen to episode #6.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these words and sentences in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:
ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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The skill level for this Bernese Swiss German dialogue is novice-mid. The basic structure of this sentence is useful as you can apply it to many situations in life!
Contents:
- «Nei, I tue nid gÀrn Zeichne»
- "No, I don't like knitting."
For more information about these sentences in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, listen to episode #6.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these words and sentences in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:
ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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The skill level for this Bernese Swiss German dialogue is novice-mid. The basic structure of this sentence is useful as you can apply it to many situations in life!
Contents:
- «Ja, I tue gÀrn Aarebötle.»
- "Yes, I like boating in the Aare."
For more information about these sentences in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, listen to episode #6.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these words and sentences in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:
ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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The skill level for this Bernese Swiss German dialogue is novice-mid. The basic structure of this sentence is useful as you can apply it to many situations in life!
Contents:
- «Tuesch du gÀrn lÀse?»
- "Do you enjoy reading?"
For more information about these sentences in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, listen to episode #6.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these words and sentences in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:
ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
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In this episode, Simu suggests I take up joining a knitting club, I embarass myself writing and speaking BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, all while speaking Bernese German in Switzerland.
The skill level for this task is novice-mid according to the ACTFL proficiency guidlines.
Content includes:
- How to send a text message telling someone that you will be late. (However, don't be late for -anything- in the land of cheese and money!).
- The 19 verbs related to hobbies from episode 5.
- Simu and I role play various questions and responses when asking if someone enjoys something.
- Additional dialogue for giving reasons why you like something.
The main sentences used.
1. "Do you enjoy X?"
- «Tuesch (du) gÀrn X »
2. "Do you like X or X?"
- «Tuesch lieber X oder X?»
3. "Yes, I like X."
- «Ja, I tue gÀrn X.»
4. "No, I don't like X"
- «Nei, I tue nid gÀrn X»
5. What do like doing more? X or X?
- «Was machsch lieber? X oder X?»
The dialogue using the sentences will be separately released starting tomorrow so that you can learn them.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these numbers in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
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ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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The skill level for this Bernese Swiss German dialogue is novice-mid.
Vocabulary*
11. klavier spile (play piano)
12. lÀse (read)
13. zeichne (draw)
14. male (paint)
15. lisme (knit)
16. gÀrtnere (garden)
17. iz Fitness (exercise)
18. spörtle (play sports)
19. schutte (play soccor)
*note that all these words are verbs.
For more information about these verbs in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, listen to episode #5. In that episode, Simu shares some of his favourite hobbies in Bern Switzerland, more recent fads, and even a little bit about his time in the Swiss military.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these words in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
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https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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The skill level for this Bernese Swiss German dialogue is novice-mid.
Vocabulary*
1. snowboardÀ (snowboard)
2. bike (bike)
3. aareschwĂŒmme (swim in the Aare)
4. aarebötle (boat in the Aare)
5. föttele (take pictures)
6. pingpöngle (play ping pong)
7. wandere (hike)
8. fishÀ (fish)
9. musig mache (make music)
10. gitarre spile (play guitar)
*note that all these words are verbs.
For more information about these verbs in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, listen to episode #5. In that episode, Simu shares some of his favourite hobbies in Bern Switzerland, more recent fads, and even a little bit about his time in the Swiss military.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these words in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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From swimming in the Aare river, soccer, playing guitar and.... knitting?!?! In this episode, Simu and I talk about hobbies in Bern Switzerland as we talk about the mundart (dialect) of BĂ€rndĂŒtsch. these things and more in this episode.
Welcome to Learn Bernese for Life, a resource of Acquire for Life.
In this episode, I elicit vocabulary for some sports in Bern Switzerland.
The skill level for this task is novice-mid.
The vocabulary will be released tomorrow and Friday.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these words in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:
ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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Welcome to Learn Bernese for Life, a resource of Acquire for Life.
This Bernese Swiss German recording includes numbers from 1 to 10.
The level for this recording is novice low.
Dialogue - Counting from 1 to 10
11 - 12 - 13 - 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 - 18 - 19 - 20
Note:
1. Notice how there unique numbers for 11 and 12.
2. The numbers from 13 - 20 follow the pattern "3 and 10, 4 and 10," etc. This is the pattern of most numbers in the 10s.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these numbers in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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Welcome to Learn Bernese for Life, a resource of Acquire for Life.
This Bernese Swiss German recording includes numbers from 1 to 10.
The level for this recording is novice low.
Dialogue - Counting from 1 to 10
1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these numbers in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
https://tinyurl.com/actflguidelinespdfCEFR Guidelines:
https://tinyurl.com/cefrguidelinesWe'd love to hear about your journey in learning a new language! Share your experience:
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Welcome to Learn Bernese for Life, a resource of Acquire for Life.
In this episode, I walk you through how to learn your phone number in Bernese Swiss German. I share some helpful strategies I've used to learn numbers from 1 to 20, and then how to take the next step to be able to share my number and also being able to take down someone else's phone number.
The skill level for this task is novice low.
The numbers 1-10 in Bernese will be released tomorrow!
On Friday, the numbers 11-22 will be released.
To learn about how to use these BĂ€rndĂŒtsch dialogues to further your ability to understand and use these numbers in daily life, be sure to check out episodes 1 and 2.
More information about language learning:
ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
CEFR Guidelines:
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Welcome to Learn Bernese for Life, a resource of Acquire for Life.
This Bernese Swiss German dialogue is about greeting people and asking "How are you" in an informal situation.
For more information and the structure for this dialogue, listen to episode number 3.
The level for this recording is novice mid.
2. Formal dialogue with a neighbour.
Herr. Ernst Herr Ardelean
GrĂŒssech Herr Ernst.
GrĂŒssech Herr Ardelean
Geits euch guet?
S'geit guet, merci
euch o?
Ja, s'geit o guet.
Siter Gsung?
Danke, s'geit Tip Top.
Auso, no e schöne Tag euch.
Das wĂŒnschi euch o
Adiö
Adiö
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Welcome to Learn Bernese for Life, a resource of Acquire for Life.
This Bernese Swiss German dialogue is about greeting people and asking "How are you" in an informal situation.
For more information and the structure for this dialogue, listen to episode number three.
The level for this recording is novice low.
1. Informal dialogue between friends.
Simu Mike
Hallo Mike
Hey Simu
Geits guet?
Ja, sÀber o?
Geit guet, merci.
Ok, meh gsehtsech.
Ja, bis speter.
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Welcome to Learn Bernese for Life, a resource of Acquire for Life.
In this episode, you meet Simu a Berner from the Swiss countryside. Then together we walk through how to greet and ask "how are you?" in an informal situation with a friend, and also a formal conversation with someone like a neighbour.
1. Informal dialogue between friends.
Simu Mike
Hallo Mike
Hey Simu
Geits guet?
Ja, sÀber o?
Geit guet, merci.
Ok, meh gsehtsech.
Ja, bis speter.
2. Formal dialogue with a neighbour.
Herr. Ernst Herr Ardelean
GrĂŒssech Herr Ernst.
GrĂŒssech Herr Ardelean
Geits euch guet?
S'geit guet, merci
euch o?
Ja, s'geit o guet.
Siter Gsung?
Danke, s'geit Tip Top.
Auso, no e schöne Tag euch.
Das wĂŒnschi euch o
Adiö
Adiö
Be sure to check out episodes 3A and 3B where you can find the dialogue in four versions in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch for optimal learning.
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Welcome to Learn Bernese for Life, a resource of Acquire for Life.
In this episode, I unpack several strategies for how to use recorded dialogues as tools for language learning.
These strategies are based on best practices for second language acquisition and skills I learned in a second language acquisition course that Carol, my trainer and coach, taught me.
These strategies, in combination with the GLUE method, will help you become more efficient and strategic and reach your goals sooner.
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ACTFL Guildelines for the Novice level:
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This Bernese Swiss German dialogue is about greeting people in the evening in a formal situation.
The level for this recording is novice low.
Lexicarry #3--Abe
Guete Abe
GrĂŒessech
Guet Nacht
Adieu
For more information about how to use this dialogue in BĂ€rndĂŒtsch, listen to episodes 1 and 2.
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Lexicarry by Patrick R. Moran
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