 Zurich in christmas? |
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 Swiss German translation request? |
...so häsch de film gseh..und isch er einigis besser als de ersti Teil..?
Hi- can someone please translate....anyone know of a decent web translator for Swiss German. The Swiss version ... |
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 What hotels are within walking distance from the Palexpo convention center in Geneva, Switzerland? |
| We are going to the ISTH Congress in Geneva in July. I booked a hotel but it is a 20 minute shuttle ride from the Palexpo center. Does anyone know of a good hotel in Geneva that is about 5 minutes ... |
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 I'm travelling to Bern, Switzerland. I here its bilingual, so will I be able to speak French there? |
| I'm travelling to a ski resort 60km south of Bern - I was wondering whether it would be acceptable to speak F... |
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 What is the weather like in Switzerland this time of year? |
| I'm going to Colmar tomorrow, does anyone know what it's like this time of year? Points go to whoever can give me a detailed weather report :)... |
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 Can you buy Cadbury's chocolate in Switzerland? |
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 Is anyone home in Sarnen, Switzerland? |
| I once went past Sarnen, Switzerland on a train. It looked like a stereotypical rustic Swiss village at first sight in spite of the fact that none of the buildings seemed to have any paint on them. ... |
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 Living costs in Switzerland? |
| Are $3000 US dollars a month enough to live comfortly in Zurich, Switzerland? I'm considering taking a traineeship there. How much can you buy with it? What are the average costs of food, ... |
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 I am planning to visit switzerland for about 7 days can any one help me to plan my itenary? |
| i am planning of staying in zurich for seven days and vist the near by places by eurail is it good or i need to move from one place to another??... |
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 Languages spoken in Bern? |
| My IELTS student is going to study Hotel Management at a college in Bern. He wants to learn German, and I told him that I can teach him the basics, since I studied basic German at university. But I ... |
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 Travel in switzerland? |
| my friend and I are planning to visit Europe somewhere around Mid March to april next year. we will like to start from geneva to Zurich, Milan, and last stop will be Munich of germany. May I know ... |
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 Living in Zurich with 60,000 Swiss Franc a year, good? |
I have received a job offer of 60,000 Swiss Franc a year (gross). I am single and would like to know what kind of lifestyle I could have with this kind of money.
Thank you very ... |
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 We will go to Zurich,Switzerland on last week of Sept for 4 days this time....? |
could u plz tell me the best possible places to visit for these(I have only 4 nights) short time?
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 Visiting switzerland? |
| i am planning to visit swiss for 4 days.flying to geneva.would like to visit places like geneva.a journey in glacier express from zermatt to chur,lucerne.interlaken,mt.jungfrauj,mt titlis,rhine ... |
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American Universities in Italy or Switzerland? |
I'd love some links :)
I already know about American University of Rome and John Cabot. |
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There is one in Leysin (Switzerland):
http://www.american-college.com/front_content.php
I know someone who went there. It can't be compared with our public universities, which are among the best in the world. |
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Franklin College in Lugano, Switzerland. It is considered one of the best american universities. |
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I don't know American universities here in Switzerland. But the Swiss universities are among the best in the world. |
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I'm at JCU right now actually! It's fabulous, great profs not a lot of work and it definitely transfers back to the states! In rome there's also a campus for American university. But you know that already, there are few campuses up in Florence and I know UTSA has an architecture campus in Tuscany.
There's actually a lot of swiss in Rome, guys at least from the pontifical swiss guard at the vatican. They're tons of fun and much more restrained than most of the men here.
It's probably easier to study in Italy, since a lot more italians speak english and there's just so many different languages and dialects in switzerland that it gets tricky. Like, I can understand a little german but when my friends speak in swiss german I am completely lost.
Best bet would be to talk to your study abroad advisor, because each school meets different needs. Some are really only for italian and art history majors, while at others, like JCU, you can get a wider variety of credits. Like i'm getting psychology credit, and my roommates are mostly doing international business, economics or management. plus we have on-site classes where you are essentially toured around to the different historical spots and lectured there. It's really fascinating and much more interesting than just doing a guided tour. |
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