Examples:
I come from Ruhptare: Ruhptáre ä̍ta wa huh-rusch; i.e., Ruhptare from I come.
I go to Ruhptare: Ruhptáre hiddä wa dä̍hhusch; i.e., Ruhptare to I go.
For "close to" or "hard by," they say also "on the margin of." On the margin of Ruhptare: Ruhptáre i̍wakachta (ach guttural); from i̍wakachta, on the margin of the water, a pond, etc.
Interjections
There are nearly as many interjections as in our language.
Ä̍h-hä-hä! (run together), an expression of surprise.
Ji̍a (nasal), used in case of exertion which is not wholly successful.
Héi! héi! héi! (German, shrill, pronounced with the tongue), thank you, thank you.
Wáh i sack chárackä! (ch guttural), oh, my God (German, mein Gott)!