Volunteering

1. Ich wett gärn freiwillig hälfe.

   I would like to help as a volunteer.

   Usage

   Tells an organiser that you would like to volunteer

   Grammar Note

   composed: freiwillig means voluntarily; wett gärn means "would gladly like to"

2. Wie cha ich mi aamälde?

   How can I sign up?

   Usage

   Asks how to sign up to take part

   Grammar Note

   composed: aamälde means to sign up; mi is the reflexive "myself"

3. Ich ha Erfahrig.

   I have experience.

   Usage

   A short statement that you have relevant experience

   Grammar Note

   composed: Erfahrig is feminine and used without an article

4. Wo bruuched Sie Hilf?

   Where do you need help?

   Usage

   A polite question to an organiser about where help is needed

   Grammar Note

   composed: the polite Sie takes the plural ending -ed

5. Cha ich mit ere Gruppe mithälfe?

   Can I help out as part of a group?

   Usage

   Asks whether you can volunteer together with a group

   Grammar Note

   composed: mithälfe means to help out; ere is the dative feminine article

6. Wie lang gaat de Iisatz?

   How long does the assignment last?

   Usage

   Asks how long the volunteer assignment lasts

   Grammar Note

   composed: Iisatz is masculine and means deployment or assignment

7. Bruuch ich e Usbildig?

   Do I need any training?

   Usage

   Asks whether training is required

   Grammar Note

   composed: Usbildig is feminine

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