Pennsylvania German or Pennsylvania Dutch is a variety of Palatine German
spoken by the Pennsylvania Dutch, including the Amish, Mennonites, Fancy Dutch, and other
related groups in the United States and Canada. There are approximately 300,000 native
speakers of Pennsylvania German in the United States and Canada.
All tenses, except the present, are formed periphrastically with one or more
auxiliary verbs and the infinitive or past past participle of the main verb.
Conjugate a German, Pennsylvania verb
Recently Conjugated German, Pennsylvania verbs
abmunkle,
eibilde,
fattblose,
fattblose,
fattblose,
umlege,
uffblicke,
gnarschle,
figgere,
banne,
haere,
ranne,
abwaarde,
rumschnappe,
verblessiere,
schlaerbse,
drede,
zammeschpaerre,
trappe,
aabrenne,
antwadde,
ausbacke,
vorschpringe,
schtaede,
melke,
schpraee,
huddle,
widderschpreche,
aabede,
zuschwemme,
nodaerfe,
beluchse,
zammebarzle,
heemle,
verwaericke,
ausreisse,
rumblanse,
verbessere,
zammebappe,
niwwergucke,
abschtreiche,
saame,
runnergeh,
rausschtreiche,
nobasse,
auswaxe,
affere,
schussle,
zuheere,
warye,