Swiss French
Swiss French Swiss French (French: français de Suisse) is the name ...
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Swiss French   (translated from German)
Swiss French Spreading of the Frankoprovenzali (green), French one ( Dialectes d'oiel ) (blue) and Okzitani (Dialectes d'oc) (red) That Swiss French ( Patois ) is no independent language, separate ...
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Talk:Swiss French
Talk:Swiss French I am not convinced by the following ... blonk' (with a nasalised 'on') in standard French. ((??? F blanc ~ /blã/)) First of all, noone ... no one in Switzerland uses octante, whatever French lexicographers may claim. Does anyone have any ... much you may disagree or moan about Swiss dialects, it's still there and ...
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Would list French Exonyme for German-Swiss Toponyme   (translated from German)
Would list French Exonyme for German-Swiss Toponyme In this list French designations of (by the majority) German-language places in Switzerland are listed. The French designations are today still common for the ... Course Zurich: Zurich See also German designations Swiss would list places French Exonyme for ...
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Switzerland (Wikitravel)
... facts Capital Bern Government Federal Republic Currency Swiss Franc (CHF) Area 41 285 km² Population 7 261 200 Language German, French, Italian, Romansh Religion Protestant and Roman Catholic ... Highlands - The Bern alps Central Switzerland - The Swiss homeland, William Tell, etc. Basel -- Industrial city ... where to look for fun. Bern - The Swiss capitol features an amazingly well preserved old ... role in most of the rest of French-speaking Switzerland. Scenery, dining, dancing, boating ...
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French (Uncyclopedia.org wiki)
French Before reading this article, it is good to know that the french are cheese eating surrender monkeys. This site is rated R for pro-french propaganda. Image:TheJeeMan.jpg Jesus Loves This ... silly person!” ~ Oscar Wilde on the French “French people suck. They should all be burnt.” ~ Oscar Wilde on those french bastards “Il y a un lapin ...
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Swiss (Uncyclopedia.org wiki)
Swiss 1. Urban slang for "tree", as in ... Oscar "G-Money" Wilde , "Yo, bitch, dat Swiss be lookin' mad stately." 2. A type ... and vacuity. 3. Pretend Italians 4. Pretend French 5. Pretend Germans 6. Retro- Romansch 6 ... reputed that if you say the word "Swiss" softly and sensuously to yourself (like a ... most malodorous case of gout. [edit] The Swiss and Switzerland The Swiss and Switzerland ...
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Swiss German   (translated from Dutch)
Swiss German Swiss German is dialect that said becomes Zwitserland ... is understood with difficulty even by remaining Swiss. There exists no official spelling of the Swiss German. Under mainly the young people becomes ... Germaans West-Germaans Duits Hoogduits Alemannisch Hoogalemannisch Swiss German The Swiss German Alemannische the ...
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Swiss Guard
Swiss Guard Swiss Guards were Swiss mercenary detachments that served as bodyguards, ceremonial ... century on. They were separate from regular Swiss mercenary troops of the line, who fought ... century, but who were not generally called "Swiss Guards". Various "Swiss Guards" have existed. ...
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Swiss German
Swiss German Swiss German (Schwyzerdütsch) Spoken in: Switzerland Region: Europe ... West Germanic High German Upper German Alemannic Swiss German Language codes ISO 639-1: none ... may contain IPA phonetic symbols in Unicode. Swiss German (Schweizerdeutsch, Schwyzerdütsch, Schwiizerdütsch, Schwyzertütsch, Schwizertitsch) is ... dialects spoken in other countries are called Swiss German as well, especially the dialects ...
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