Luisa (5) wrote this shopping list the other day. It's in lovely phonetic German and English:
Brot
Bota
Gus
Bläzle
That's Brot = bread; Bota = butter; Gus = juice; Bläzle = Plätzle (cookies)!
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1 comment:
I can see that "GUS" is English, but I'm not
sure about "BOTA" ... that is, I'm wondering
what the German and/or Basel-Deutsch word
for 'butter' is.
-- dhsh
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