Plautdietsch - mennonite low german this is a course designed to help you learn plautdietsch, the dialect of low german spoken by the russian mennonites.. There is no standard low german, that means there are a lot of low germans dialects, and none of them is "correct".(or all of them are?) my mothertongue is a low german dialect called mennonite low german also known as plautdietsch. it's not only spoken here in germany, we are all over world. most are in germany, usa, canada and latin america.. So, tl;dr: low german is on its way out in most areas, and since it is only used as an in-group language, you would have to get to know the fewer and fewer people who still speak it fairly well to get them to speak it to you..
Page 2: the german language and its many forms. regions. low german. low german (used in all regions north of the benrath line) did not take part in the second vowel change in 7th and 8th century a.d. the second vowel change mostly affected the german consonants (plosives and occlusives) p, t and k, which were transformed to pf/f, ts/s and ch.. low german often shares more characteristics with. Learning to speak plautdietsch. obviously, the best way to learn to speak plautdietsch is to hear and speak it very early in life. for many people this has not been possible. the best way to relearn and/or maintain the language is use it in conversation with others. the spelling of low german and plautdietsch by reuben epp. Learning how to speak german can be really easy if you approach it the right way. fluent in 3 months - language hacking and travel tips unconventional language hacking tips from benny the irish polyglot; travelling the world to learn languages to fluency and beyond!.
