Do people in Switzerland speak Swiss? Is it a language/?

Question

Searching certain facts of Switzerlan ... like area, size, etc

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

The four official languages in Switzerland are German, French, Italian and Romansh.

Answer 3

This will help:

http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switzer...

:-)

Answer 4

The answer for your report is probably NO, but I have certainly heard people call the Swiss dialects of German "Swiss". The question of whether it is a language is harder: most people will say it is not (that it's a dialect) but some versions are far more different from standard German than some other entities classed as languages (ex Norwegian and Danish, I believe) are from each other. The official language is standard German, and writing would almost always be in standard German. (Swiss-German writing looks very weird...)

Answer 5

German, French, Italien and Romansh are the National languages.

THERE  IS NO SUCH THING AS "SWISS LANGUAGE"

go to www.wikipedia.org for a lot more info.

Swiss Office of Tourism website is: www.myswitzerland.com

Answer 6

There are four official languages in Switzerland.  German is the most commonly spoken, followed by French, Italian and Romansh.  Its total area is 15,940 sq. mi (41,285 km²).  It is the 135th largest country in the world, not to mention that it is insanely beautiful and exceptionally clean!  :-)

Answer 7

Switzerland had four official languages,

Swiss German, French, Italian and Romansh