The text you provided appears to be in a dialect or a non-standard form of German, possibly a regional variation. However, it seems to convey a meaning related to "It is worth it to count" or "It pays off to count." If you have more context or a specific dialect in mind, please provide that for a more accurate translation.

The Swabian ambassador and entertainer Wolfgang Seljé on stage. Many Swabians are open, creative, sociable, witty, insightful, thoughtful, helpful, critical, and willing to pay fairly for good performances. For far too long, all these qualities have been concealed in almost shameful modesty. The Swabian ambassador is tasked with bringing the mysterious image of the Swabians into the right light. As the title of the program suggests, a lot will be told throughout the evening. In Swabian, through songs and spoken word. For millennia, people have listened intently to interesting and well-told stories. And when one can take something away, learn something new, the Swabian is particularly interested. If there’s also something to laugh about, the chance of a wonderful evening is high. That’s exactly what Wolfgang Seljé aims to provide. The certified Swabian ambassador values content over packaging. Therefore, his song lyrics are crafted with great passion and care. His Swabian-international "GOODsla" are almost legendary and extremely popular with his audience. Framed by stories and experiences of the honorably graying entertainer, one wonders at the end of the program, "What, already over? He just got started!" With Wolfgang Seljé.