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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2021 · 20 MIN

09 Introducing yourself with Leo, a Bernese Podcaster

from Learn Bernese for Life · host LingoLuke

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 Bärndütsch and we learn more about professions.Words and phrases in MundartI 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 oldIg liebe ... - I love/enjoyI schaffe als choch - I work as a cook.Relevant VocabularyProfessions (masculine form)Laschtwagefaher - truck driverPfleg - health careChrankäschwöschter - nurseZimmermaa -  carpentryÄrzt - doctorSchtudänt - studentProgrammierär - programmer Engineur (äschinjör) - EngineerChoch - cookOutomech - mechanicPolizischt - police officerVrchöiffer - buyer Chäuner - waiterService - restaurant service Bund - federal government KV - (short for Kaufmännische Verband) - Commercial AssociationSchreiner - carpenterGrammar noteThe professions in the feminine form in Bärndütsch can said in the following two ways:ÄrtztinÄrtzeInterested in a full transcript of the German dialogue? More information about grammar and more audio clips of mundart? We're putting all of these things together for you!  Stay tuned for updates!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:website: https://www.acquireforlife.com/learnbernesetwitter: https://twitter.com/acquireforlifeinstagram: https://www.instagram.com/acquireforlifefacebook: https://www.facebook.com/learnberneseMore 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: website: https://www.acquireforlife.com/learnbernese twitter: https://twitter.com/acquireforlife instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acquireforlife facebook: https://www.facebook.com/learnbernese Love the Soundtracks in this podcast?  Get a free trial at Epidemic Sound! https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/veiier/ Check out Fusebox's awesome podcast player.https://fusebox.fm/?lmref=Z1HsxQ Host your podcast with Buzzsprout and we both get a $20 gift card for Amazon! https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1032716

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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 Bärndütsch 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 th...

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