Easy phrase in Swiss official languagesPepo2021-03-11T07:53:29+00:00
The easy phrase in Swiss official languages
In case some of you want to make a good first impression with locals. Today, Educatepark would like to recommend you guys some easy phrases in Swiss languages.
Informal Greetings in Swiss German |
Grüetzi |
Grew-tzee |
Hi (to one person) |
Gruetzi mittenand |
Grew-tzee Mit-ein-an-der |
Hi (to more two than people) |
Formal Greetings in Swiss German |
Gueten Morgen! |
Goe-eh-ten |
Good Morning! |
Guetä Tag! |
Goe-eh-ta togg |
Good Afternoon! |
Gueten Abig |
Gueten Abig |
Good Evening! |
Greetings in France (West Switzerland) |
Bonjour |
bon-zur |
Hello! (both used in informal and formal) |
Salut |
Sah-loe |
Hi! |
Salut tout le monde! |
Sa-lyoo too luh mohnd |
Hello Everybody! |
Bonsoir |
bon swa |
Good Evening! |
Greetings in Italian (South Switzerland) |
ciao |
chow |
Hi! (Can be used as Goodbye depends on the context of the conversation) |
salve |
sahl-veh |
Hello! (Can be used as Goodbye depends on the context of the conversation) |
buongiorno |
bwohn djor-noh |
Good Morning! |
buon pomeriggio |
bwohn poh-meh-rie-djoh |
Good Afternoon! |
buonasera |
bwoh-nah seh-rah. |
Good Evening! |
Greeting in Roman |
allegra |
ah-leg-ruh |
Hello |
ciao |
chew |
tgau |
gow |
Bun di |
boen die |
Good Morning |
Buna saira |
boen-a serra |
Good Afternoon/Good Evening! |
Some useful phrases in Swiss German |
An Guete |
An-goit-eh |
Bon Appetite! |
Adieu. Schönes Wochenende |
Ad-deh. Sshueh-ness Wo-cken-end-eh |
Bye Bye! Have a nice weekend! |
Auf Wiederhoren |
Aouf Vee-der-hor-en or Oof Weidehöra |
See you later! |
How is this?? this is the only example of how to greet people in Switzerland! I hope you guys try this with the locals
Cited from: Swiss German phrases you need to know | Expatica กล่าวทักทายในสวิตเซอร์แลนด์ – เคล็ดลับ – 2021 (wikicell.org)
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