Liebe Schweizer ich versteh fast jedes Wort. Allerdings komm ich auch aus dem Schwabenland. So wahnsinnig anders ist der schweizer Dialekt vom Schwäbischen nicht. Nur das "chr" bereitet einem Probleme. ;-)
So irsinnig spannend isch das itz o nöd. Es isch eifach Schwyyzerdüütsch, aber eigentlich nöd wahnsinnig spannend^^. Das chunnt jede Tag in Schwyyzer Färnseh.
I am an American student studying German in Freiburg, Germany this year and watch SF1 a lot and absolutely love the Swiss dialect. Some people say this is a different language but it is only a DIALECT of German. I am taking a lot of classes about Dialects in Southwest Germany and Switzerland. And I don't think it sounds anything like Swedish. It's more like German with a harsh French and Italian accent (which makes sense since those are three of the four languages spoken in Switzerland)
Believe this IS definitly german. Swiss german is the same as austrian or german-german! Its almost the same vocabulary and almost exactly the same grammar as plain german. So if you can speak german then you also can understand swiss-german ! maybe you cant speak the distinct accent.
I'm from Northern Germany and I can't understand what he says. Swiss German is totally different than Standard German, although Swiss people can speak and write Standard German like Germans do (except they don't use the letter ß). Also, Swiss German is only spoken, not written.
Lol at the end he speaks so fast shornenabendebgrjrghejrhwfrhegbqqhqjzkzakwuk
DraganDrabic 1 year ago
@DraganDrabic He says at the end: I wünsch eu än schöne abig und ä schöns wuchenend, ufwidärluege mitenand. ^^
oliverblaser 9 months ago
@oliverblaser Thankyou for the translation, I have been to Schweiz twice and understand some Hochdeutsch but not schwiizedeutsch
DraganDrabic 9 months ago
Liebe Schweizer ich versteh fast jedes Wort. Allerdings komm ich auch aus dem Schwabenland. So wahnsinnig anders ist der schweizer Dialekt vom Schwäbischen nicht. Nur das "chr" bereitet einem Probleme. ;-)
MrHankey1987 2 years ago
So irsinnig spannend isch das itz o nöd. Es isch eifach Schwyyzerdüütsch, aber eigentlich nöd wahnsinnig spannend^^. Das chunnt jede Tag in Schwyyzer Färnseh.
oliverblaser 2 years ago
äs isch schwiizerdütsch!!!!
OoELCHoO 3 years ago
I am an American student studying German in Freiburg, Germany this year and watch SF1 a lot and absolutely love the Swiss dialect. Some people say this is a different language but it is only a DIALECT of German. I am taking a lot of classes about Dialects in Southwest Germany and Switzerland. And I don't think it sounds anything like Swedish. It's more like German with a harsh French and Italian accent (which makes sense since those are three of the four languages spoken in Switzerland)
Genau1988 3 years ago
Somehow it sounds a bit like Swedish :)
Sjoera 4 years ago
I'm from Germany and I can!
I believe it's about how hard you try and you want it!
docbase 4 years ago
I´m from Germany and I can´t understand Swiss German...
gdforeva 4 years ago
Believe this IS definitly german. Swiss german is the same as austrian or german-german! Its almost the same vocabulary and almost exactly the same grammar as plain german. So if you can speak german then you also can understand swiss-german ! maybe you cant speak the distinct accent.
patrick25w 4 years ago
I'm from Northern Germany and I can't understand what he says. Swiss German is totally different than Standard German, although Swiss people can speak and write Standard German like Germans do (except they don't use the letter ß). Also, Swiss German is only spoken, not written.
LTU932 4 years ago 4
Well so is bavarian-german or "Kölsch" ...
docbase 4 years ago
Yes it's rather hard to understand for us northerners.
Sounds really a bit like Swedish i think ;)
Kamelotter 3 years ago
that's not german, it's swiss-german (different country)
tttornado 4 years ago 8
christ, what a weird accent for German
dmanc85 4 years ago