Instead, "Dutch" is a corruption of "Deutsch," meaning German, and most of the early immigrants came from the German-speaking parts of Europe. Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine, too, is heavily German ...

Even so, she adds, "I love to hear Pennsylvania Dutch being spoken around me and hope that someday I will be around it more, and more comfortable speaking it again. For me, it means I am home." ...

According to Babble.com, approximately 400,000 people in the U.S. and Canada speak Pennsylvania Dutch and the U.S. Census shows that the population of people who identify as Pennsylvania Dutch has ...

Sebo tells 69 News one guitar player at the event was raised Amish. "He also can speak Pennsylvania Dutch because he was raised with the Pennsylvania Dutch language," she said. There was also art ...

"We hope that they, first and foremost, have an enjoyable time hearing and speaking the PA German language," Mary Laub of Maxatawny said in a statement. The Pennsylvania German (Dutch) Fersommling ...

Pennsylvania Dutch, derived from Palatine German ... participants memorized legal terms and honed their English speaking and writing skills, learning basic concepts such as synonyms, antonyms ...