Exclusive interview with Pennsylvania Dutchman Schuyler C. Brossman at his home on April 12, 1995. Brossman (1927 - 1998) wrote the "Our Keystone Families" newspaper column for many years and detailed the history of many Pennsylvania German families that settled in Berks County. His interviews provide a unique insight of the Pennsylvania German community. This is Part 1 of 21 video segments. In Part one, Schuyler opens the interview with a joke. Recorded 1-chip S-VHS camcorder with wireless microphone. This interview series has only been released on YouTube. Copyright TechnerVideo all rights reserved.
Dieses Pennsylvania Dutch hört sich sehr interessant an.Ich als deutscher muß sehr genau hinhören um was zu verstehen aber es geht.
Nice Greetings from Germany
zoppo75 1 year ago
Ich wuchs in Friedensburg/Ole Pennsylvania, in Berks Landkreis. Mein Grossvater, und Grossmutter habe das akzent es ist sehr schwer, und germanischen.
poopingeneral 2 years ago
I never met Mr. Brossman but a few close relatives knew Mr. Brossman.
bfrtech 2 years ago
Great series of interviews - and I am related to the Brossmans of Berks! I remember the classic accent too.
lengelwolf 3 years ago
Thank for having these on YouTube!
martinbrossman 3 years ago
This was the Pennsylvania Dutch accent I remember hearing when we would visit Kutztown Berks County in the 1960s.
The accent is thinner nowadays, except among the oldtimers and some farming familys.
Just for fun, I still pronounce out "awt" and just, "chust."
"Vell, I must go for a Coke, once. Say ya wanna come. Say?"
MysticHoly 3 years ago 2