Büsingen
July 26, 2005
Guten Abend! I arrived in Schaffhausen yesterday afternoon at 14.50 with the intention of spending the rest of the afternoon in the German enclave town
Guten Abend! I arrived in Schaffhausen yesterday afternoon at 14.50 with the intention of spending the rest of the afternoon in the German enclave town
Guten Morgen! Congratulations to my friend Albert Hahn, who won a spot on the Canadian team at the upcoming World Scrabble Championship this November in
Grüezi! I am at the Liechtensteinische Landesbibliothek writing this from the media room. Internet here is free, so I will be back again before I
Tgau mes amitgs! And here I am in the Cheminée-Raum of Casa Caltgera, at 23.30 after the dinner and music program which marked the end
Buna sera! Tomorrow is my last class and I can’t believe two weeks is over already. I was close to tears last Monday before my
The village of Laax has a live webcam showing the small lake in the village centre. I walked around the Laaxersee (Laax Lake) today. I
Buna sera! Try to translate the passage below from Sursilvan Romansch: – Dunna Uffer, essas vus maridada?: Gie.– Veis vus era affons?: Gie, treis, in
Buna sera! Here are the numbers from 1 to 20 in Sursilvan Romansch. The Sursilvan word for their own language isRomontsch (or Romontsch da Surselva
Tgau! Today I visited Chur (population 32.000), the capital of Graubünden. I took the bus through Flims, a popular ski village. Chur is the oldest
Bien di! There is a word in Sursilvan Romansch that reminds me of the sixties rockers Iron Butterfly. The word for “once” is inagada, and