Mary's Rosaries Home Page Contact Us Make a Payment, Methods of Payment, Refund and Exchange Policies Rosaries subpages: Crucifixes & Beads Personalizing options Sterling Silver page How to Pray the Rosary subpages: Praying the Rosary Mysteries of the Rosary Pope John Paul II's Apostolic Letter on the Rosary English Prayers Afrikaans Prayers French Prayers German Prayers Italian Prayers Latin Prayers Polish Prayers Portuguese Prayers Slovak Prayers Spanish (American) Prayers Spanish (European) Prayers Tagalog Prayers More Languages... Pictures Main Page subpages: Religious Animals Rocks Transportation Public Domain Acknowledgments Curriculum subpages: Spelling Mathematics Religion Science Countries of the World Website Terms of Use License Agreement Sitemap The Work of God's Children   Plautdietsch Rosary Prayers This language is also known as Mennonite Low German.  Plaut means "Low".  Dietsch means "ordinary language, language of the people", but refers to only German Deutsch. This language is spoken by 300,000 people in Germany, Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Honduras, Mexico, Paraguay, and the United States. See also The Work of God's Children page for the illustrated version of prayers in this language. Ons Voda / Our Father / Pater Noster Ons Voda em Himmel, lot dien Nome jeheilicht woare; lot dien Ritjdom kome; lot dien Welle jedone woare, uck hia oppe Ed, soo aus em Himmel; jeff ons Dach fe Dach daut Broot, daut ons fehlt; en vejeff ons onse Schult, soo aus wie den vejewe, dee sich jeajen ons veschuldicht ha; en brinj ons nich en Vesetjunk nenn, oba rad ons von Beeset. The contents of this webpage are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. (this is the bottom of page)