Any Swiss people out there?

Question

So you are multinational... good :-) Living in Geneva ?

Answer 1

I'm Canadian, been living in Zurich since 2001. (Kinda ready to leave...) Sometimes my Swiss daughter answers for me. Does that count?

Answers to your additional details questions: (Can you do that in Answers?)  I'm from Montreal and yes I wanna go hoooooooooooooome.

Answer 2

used to live in switzerland. god i hate those french swiss.

Answer 3

I'm an American with Swiss heritage. First relative, from Bern, came to this country in 1742, having sailed from Amsterdam to Philadelphi on the William. Name was Jaggi or Yaggi which, I understand, means "chocolate" in the Swiss/German spoken language. Appropriate for my sweet tooth!!!

Question: Am looking for a female college student in Switzerland to be my personal tour guide. Don't yet know when making this trip. Have never been there. Could you provide names of a couple of universities? Also, do they have sororities? Thanks.

Answer 4

Yes ME! I'm also British and Belgian. How's that for being a true European?

Haven't figured out how to answer you - I just get 'you've already answered this question' - so hopefully you'll read it here.

Born in England, brought up in Belgium and now living in the mountains of Ovronnaz Switzerland (Valais). Married to a Swiss. Another French speaking Uni is Neuchatel.

Answer 5

@brenda starr - Jaggi or Yoggi (for chocolate), that's hilarious. In swiss german it's called Schoggi. Or for american people, remove the "c", then it's Shoggi (spelled like (f)oggy but with a harder "g") ;-))))))

Answer 6

Yep petite fée - french part.

Sounds we are not THAT much though here but no wonder...

Where you from?

Petite Fée, been born in Lausanne, been living 5 years in GVA during studies, now back.