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Swiss Language

Swiss CD-ROM
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Where does Swiss come from?
Switzerland, a country with a small population which has four languages used amongst it's inhabitants. Swiss German (Schwyzertütsch in Swiss) is the most popular and widely spoken. French is spoken by approximately 1.5 million, about 500,000 speak Italian and roughly 50,000 Romansch.

How many people speak Swiss?
Approximately 5 million speak Swiss German.

Swiss Culture

Swiss Food and Drink
'Rosti' is German Switzerland's national dish (crispy, fried, shredded potatoes), however most Swiss dishes consist of the best of German and French cuisine. Cheese plays a large part in the Swiss diet, fresh fish from the beautiful lakes and perhaps the most famous, Swiss chocolate is used in a great variety of ways.

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