Recently, in our school we've had some foreign exchange students over from Switzerland, Austria and Germany. I found a notebook one of them was using and on it was some language, which I thought, looked maybe like some kind of dialect of German:

"Ha! Heves Gechen Bine"

Is what the writing says. Although the 'v' could be an 'r', i'm not too sure. If anybody has any ideas, that would be great.

Recently, in our school we've had some foreign exchange students over from Switzerland, Austria and Germany. I found a notebook one of them was using and on it was some language, which I thought, looked maybe like some kind of dialect of German:

"Ha! Heves Gechen Bine"

is what the writing says. Although the 'v' could be an 'r', I'm not sure. If anybody has any ideas, that would be great.

Recently, in our school we've had some foreign exchange students over from Switzerland, Austria and Germany. I found a notebook one of them was using and on it was some language, which I thought, looked maybe like some kind of dialect of German...

"Ha! Heves Gechen Bine"

Is what the writing says. Although the 'v' could be an 'r' i'm not too sure. If anybody has any ideas then that would be great thanks.

Recently, in our school we've had some foreign exchange students over from Switzerland, Austria and Germany. I found a notebook one of them was using and on it was some language, which I thought, looked maybe like some kind of dialect of German:

"Ha! Heves Gechen Bine"

Is what the writing says. Although the 'v' could be an 'r', i'm not too sure. If anybody has any ideas, that would be great.