Dimitri Burkhard
World Radio Switzerland caters to the English speaking population in Switzerland, as well as to the Swiss Abroad community. WRS is a government funded service to the public, and it is about...
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This category is all about Swiss language, Swiss dialects, from Swiss French to Swiss German and Swiss Italian, as well as the Romansh language. There are languages guides for Swiss German, reviews of German language schools and advice on learning a Swiss national language. In Europe, French is that the official language of France, Luxembourg, Monaco, European country and Switzerland. France with a population of quite sixty million is one in all the foremost trendy countries within the world. it’s one in all the predominant leaders within the EEC. French may be a co-official language in Switzerland. The communicative world spans the whole globe with its language detected all told the continents. except for English, French is that the sole language is spoken as a native or mother tongue on five continents.
Q&A with Helene Roth – Founder of Roth Language Atelier
I have been taking German lessons for just over a year now and at the risk of sounding annoying, I am rather pleased with the progress I have made. I asked my instructor to share some of her opinions on teaching High...
Christine
Swinglish 102 – Advanced Swiss English
Hello together! Welcome back to Swinglish University! I am so exciting about presenting you a follow-up to my earlier post! Here are some more amusing expressions to add to our Swinglish dictionary. Again, the intention...
Telling time in Switzerland: how not to miss those trains
"What's the time in Switzerland?" This seemingly simple question gets a bit more complex in the country of watchmaking.
Sylvia
Top 3 German Language Schools in Zurich
While researching German language schools in Zurich, we realized that there are different approaches and models, resulting in various quality levels...
Swinglish 101 – The Swiss Say the Darnest Things
"May I use your handy?" If you have lived in Switzerland long enough, you will have undoubtedly come across this question... It is a perfect example of a Swiss anglicism, or short: Swinglish"!
