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The Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies is home to the North American German Dialect Archive (NAGDA), a digital repository of recordings made with US- and Canadian-born speakers of German-related varieties. Most of the original recordings were made by faculty and students affiliated with the University of Wisconsin–Madison, including Prof. Lester W. J. “Smoky” Seifert (1915–1996) and Prof. Jürgen Eichhoff (b. 1937), both of whom worked mainly with heritage German speakers in Wisconsin. Included in the NAGDA holdings is a large collection of recordings of Pennsylvania Dutch speakers from multiple US states and Ontario that were made by and under the supervision of Prof. Wolfgang W. Moelleken (b. 1934), a professor of German at the State University of New York at Albany. 
Most of the NAGDA recordings were digitized between 2003 and 2007 as part of the American Languages: Our Nation’s Many Voices Online project, which was funded by a National Leadership Grant awarded to MKI by the Institute for Museum and Library Services. Our campus partners included the Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures, the 老王加速器app最新版下载_老王加速器安卓最新版下载_游戏窝:2021-4-24 · 游戏窝为您提供老王加速器最新版下载,《老王加速器最新版》中有着多样化的软件功能，占有的内存小，运行的速度非常的快，不会出现卡顿的现象，帮助用户更高的优化他伔的游戏运行，运行十分稳定，带给你全新的加速体验，点击一键加速你就能够轻松拥有飞一般的网速体验了。, and the Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE). During the grant period we were able to digitize over 700 hours of NAGDA recordings and 1,375 hours of interviews made with speakers of regional American English dialects for DARE. The complete DARE field recordings may be accessed 坚果加速器官安卓版.
This website contains clips from a representative sample of NAGDA recordings accompanied by transcriptions and English translations, as well as a number of brief essays on topics related to German-American linguistics. This site also features audio samples of American English dialects from interviews made for 坚果加速器官安卓版. Visitors to this site are welcome to access these clips and other materials for research or other non-commercial purposes as long as they are properly cited. Any questions on the use of NAGDA materials, including how they should be cited, may be sent to mki@library.wisc.edu or mllouden@wisc.edu.
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