Hey sorry it's a bit late but happy new year I hope your fine and dandy laters

Nice to see you're making such an effort for the Swiss German language.
But nevertheless, I hear a lot of difference between your accent (Zurich?) and the Walliser deutsch.
Though your accent is way easier to understand :)
I'm from Holland and luckily this is one of the few countries that has the same ch as the swiss have.
Only when we pronounce it if it's a g. Or like you when you use sch. and when the ch is in the front of a word :)
Chuchichästli is just really easy for me to pronounce. We just exchange every ch for a g. to it would be gugigästli. or written in our pronounciation: goegiegaastlie :P

But anyways. Keep it up! I love to watch it :)

How do you pronounce? - CHÄS-CHÜECHLI (cheese pie)

Grecie Maryangel24?

ich mag dein video!

thank you! xxx

my wife and I just got back from a week long vacation in San Diego.our daughter was back home for thanks giving holidays.this is the migration season for hump back and grey whales and you can watch them swimming off the California coast.I'm not sure,but I'm guessing that Switzerland does'nt have many Whales swimming around,,,LOL,,,it was just beautiful watchng all the natural beauty of California's coast line!

Hey Maryangel!How are you?Are you ok?I´ve read your comment!!!

i hope to see you other video of you!!!!

take care!!!XX

HYDM = Hope you don't mind... as I ran out of characters to write.
Also, one other reason is that my great grandparents were from a city in Rio de Janeiro called Friburgo, which was colonized by immigrants from Swiss Fribourg. It's a city in the mountains where, not now, unfortunately, but until around 20 years ago you could find many traditional families. My grandmother's (on my mom' side) was the daughter of two families: the Marchon and the Knust in Friburgo and, there was a time, when I would leave the house and yell the words auntie our uncle and a dozen neighbors would open their windows and look out to spot me, as they were all family. Nowadays, everyone has either died (the elders) or left the town to come to Rio or other big cities. Also, many people from other places went to live there and the town is almost unrecognizable, to my sadness. I'm visiting Fribourg too as it seems to be quite close to Bern.

hi mary!how are you(grutzi)is how my dear old oma would say it in swiss german.next week is thanks giving in the USA.we bought a 10kg turkey and sweet potatoes,regular mashed potatoes with americaan gravey and a nice california wine,so we have plenty to eat incase you would like to pop by here for dinner next thursday?