Switzerland’s fifth language?
“Howdy” and “Good morning”
It starts with the greeting. Americans usually say “hello” in a very different way to British people. Generally speaking, the use of language in the US is not the same as in the UK, even as far as grammar is concerned. You can get used to these differences in private, and if you speak good British English, you will certainly be able to communicate in America. But what happens when it comes to important documents, contracts or technical descriptions that relate to very specific subject areas?
Texts like this require linguistswho can precisely localise the content, i.e. translate according to the relevant language area.
English
Our services in the English language
Our languages
We speak Swiss
The native language of 23.1 percent
of the population is none of Switzerland’s official four languages.
4 LANGUAGES
Switzerland has four national languages.
ENGLISH AND PORTUGUESE
are the most widely spoken foreign languages in Switzerland.
DIALECTS
A large variety of Alemannic dialects come under the umbrella term Swiss German.
22.8 percent French
62.3 percent German/Swiss German
ROMANSH
The Rhaeto-Romance languages are a subgroup of the Romance languages that originated from Latin.
4 LANGUAGES
Switzerland has four national languages.
The native language of 23.1 percent
of the population is none of Switzerland’s official four languages.
ENGLISH AND PORTUGUESE
are the most widely spoken foreign languages in Switzerland.
DIALECTS
A large variety of Alemannic dialects come under the umbrella term Swiss German.
ROMANSH
The Rhaeto-Romance languages are a subgroup of the Romance languages that originated from Latin.
22.8 percent French
62.3 percent German/Swiss German
8 percent Italian
0.5 percent Romansh
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