Pennsylvania Dutch language
Pennsylvania Dutch language
Variety of West Central German.
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Fancy Dutch
Christian denomination.
16%
Amish
Group of traditionalist Christian church fellowships.
9.3%
Mennonites
Anabaptist groups originating in Western Europe.
4%
Pennsylvania Dutch English
Dialect of English.
1.7%
Old Order Mennonite
Christian denomination.
1.4%
Belize
Country in Central America.
1.2%
Hiwwe wie Driwwe
Newspaper written in Pennsylvanian German.
1.1%
Henry Harbaugh
Clergyman.
0.91%
Rhine Franconian dialects
Dialect chain of West Central German.
0.83%
High German consonant shift
Series of sound changes affecting some West Germanic languages.
0.77%
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Amish
Group of traditionalist Christian church fellowships.
29%
Pennsylvania
U.S. state.
4.2%
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Capital city of Pennsylvania, United States.
3.2%
Milton S. Hershey
American chocolatier (1857–1945).
2.5%
Old Order Mennonite
Christian denomination.
2.1%
German language
West Germanic language.
1.6%
German Americans
Americans of German birth or descent.
1.5%
New York (state)
U.S. state.
1.5%
Languages of the United States
1.3%
Scrapple
American pork offal mush.
1.3%