Walliserdeutsch: das zweigeteilte Oberwallis

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Walliserdeutsch: das zweigeteilte Oberwallis Erstellt durch: Volmar Schmid, Furkastrasse 26, 3900 Brig +4127 923 93 35; volmar.schmid@bluewin.ch

Du müescht mit der Scheeri an de Zeewe der Chees chratzu! Düü müescht mit der Schääri an de Zääwe der Chääs chratzu!

Die Besiedlung des Wallis: Die Alemannen bis ca. 700 Infiltration bis ca. 1000

Der Stauraum Stauzone

Die Dialektgrezen im Oberwallis «ee» / «ää»: Cheess / Chääs Braunvieh / Fleckvieh insch «ä» / «e»: kchännu / pchennu iisch du ää düü ee «du» / «düü» e ä «iisch» / «insch»

(Eigenheiten) 1 2 7 6 9 8 3 4 5 1. X‘ (Milch) 2. l>u (Beuwaud) ää ee ä e du düü iisch insch 2. l>u (Beuwaud) 1 3. ü>ui (dui, Muis) 2 7 4. l,m,n (Chelu, Hamer) 6 9 5. a‘‘ (Zermààt) 8 6. u (gigangu) 3 7. ən (loiffn, Leetschn) 4 8. ñ (Turtmã) 5 9. a‘,w>b (Löübina)

du - düü du düü

ee - ää Chees Leerch zeeje speeter freege Scheeri Chääs Läärch zääje spääter frääge Schääri

Umkehrung kurzer ä - e kchännu Mässer Chräps brännu Gläser pchenne Messer Chreps brenne Gleser

iisch - insch insch iisch sunscht suscht Muntschi Munzi Huntschi Hundji

Endungen Maano Maano Leffel Leffil Aare Aaro ganz ganzi Die ganzi Nacht, di ganz Nacht

Konjugation (Partizip II) gigangu gitrüüchu gibättlot laa ggange trüüche pättlet lach

Verschärfung Gabla naglu Feischter Jäner cheglu Gapla naggle Pfeischter Jänner chegglu

Einfügen von „n“ chuscht suscht chunscht sunscht

Buchstabenvarianten Murmunda Murmette Nägwer Näpper spewwu stewwu zwänggu grännu Meitje Wiewasser schlittmu heim Wäschgi Murmette Näpper stewwu zwirgge flännu Meiggje Biewasser schlittne hei Wäschpi

Eigene Wörter liwwu Stall träffu Züü zettu ströüpfu schäle Bäcker birru Schgutzle fiirru Unnertirner Üsstag hirme Gade trusse Hagg woorbe haare ubersee Pfischter lipfe Bluderbeeri heizu Tirrsell Langse

Uneinheitlichkeit Ruscheling – Hienerleiber – Jüüpe Rämschfädre – Schwiimeie -Seikmeie Quellen: Schweizerischer Sprachatlas ade und tschau danke – mercie - grazie