Typical of Swiss German: gehen, kommen, lassen, anfangen are repeated before the infinitive (i gang go poschte = I'm going shopping).
I gang go poschte.
Chunsch go ässe?
Er fangt aa go schaffe.
As in standard German: the particle goes to the end (i lüüte dir aa; aaglüütet).
I lüüte dir morn aa.
chöne (können), müesse, dörfe, söle, wele, möchte; in the past, the modal often comes before the infinitive (dass i ha müesse schaffe).
I mues hüt schaffe.
Es tuet mer leid, dass i ha müesse gah.
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