"House Packed and Delicious Meal Served"
In the heart of Latum, a region known for its unique dialect, an event filled with political discussions, everyday anecdotes, music, and laughter recently took place. Josef Spennes, a dialect expert, was among the speakers who shared insights on the changes in the times, both political and everyday, all in the local Platt dialect.
The evening was not just about serious talk, however. Guests were encouraged to join in the fun by exclaiming, "Mer schprääke Platt!" (Let's speak Platt). The musical portion of the evening was a trip down memory lane, featuring well-known melodies from the 60s and 70s such as "Papp lott et sin (Über den Wolken)" and "Da Wenk van vuure (The Sound of Silence)". These timeless tunes were given a local twist, with Reiner Cziczkus performing them with his own Platt texts.
The event was a resounding success, with long applause echoing through the venue, a testament to the shared sense of home and camaraderie among the attendees. The evening concluded with humorous anecdotes from Hans Riskes and Hans Spennes, based on Strotom and Böök.
The next dialect meeting is scheduled for September 9th, promising another evening of laughter, music, and a celebration of the local dialect. Reiner Cziczkus and Jürgen Fallack are set to present a varied program in Low German and Lotumer Platt dialect, blending presentations and comedic performances. Jürgen Fallack will also provide comedic commentary on the pitfalls of mobile phone usage and annoying messages from doctors and radiology institutes.
While there is no widely recognized dialect meeting featuring Reiner Cziczkus and Jürgen Fallack documented in major public sources or news outlets as of mid-2023, it is possible that this event is either very new, highly specialized, only known within a specific local or academic community, or perhaps planned for the future under a different official title. For those interested in attending, checking local community boards, university linguistics departments, or cultural centers for announcements, looking for official Facebook groups or event invitations, or reaching out directly to the involved organizations or venues could provide up-to-date information.
The event concluded with laughter and humorous anecdotes, throwing in some local dialect for added entertainment. The next dialect meeting, featuring the talents of Reiner Cziczkus and Jürgen Fallack, promises an evening filled with music, laughter, and a celebration of the local dialect, along with comedic performances and insightful commentary.
