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 Do the Swiss eat Swiss cheese?
Or are they more partial to Cheddar, as in Cheddar, England.......


 Where will I find a map of Switzerland?
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 What currency is used in Switzerland?
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 Something Australia has that is not found in Switzerland?
What are some good ideas for souvenirs/presents to bring from Australia to Switzerland, for people aged 30+?...


 Top sites to see in Lucerne, Switzerland?
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 What can i buy with 100 EURO or 100 Swiss France in Switzerland?
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 How does toblerone chocolate get to the united states from switzerland?
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 I am an American living in Switzerland. Can anyone give me some advice on adapting?
Some "musts" I should do, where to find out about laws, anything really would be great. Thanks....


 Travel to Switzerland?
Hi I am going to Switzerland for 10 days from the 25th April till 4th May we are going to stay in Lucerne although I am going to land in Zurich Can someone give me advices what I shall see and do ...


 I am changing planes in Zurich, Switzerland, which does not have the Euro.?
Can I use Euros in the bars and restarants while I am in the airport or nearby?
Additional Details
Do they accept Euro coins or will we have to pay in Euro notes? The advantage to the ...


 I'm moving to Switzerland at the end of this month, what should i know about Switzerland in general?
I'm going there for the first time and staying there for good, my german isnt that good.

i'm going to Bern.
i can use any info. of any kind, please help....


 What are some good places to visit in Switzerland?
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 I am frm india,will visitBasel,Switzerland soon. How is the weather there. Is it too cold or moderate ?
I am from india, and will visit Basel, Switzerland in the mid of Feb. How is the weather there, is it too cold or moderate ? Do i need to get warm clothes, how is the food there, do you get Veg food ...


 Has Bern some special place?
where pple still can see and enjoy the old traditions as yodeling?
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Thx Mathilda.......that can be a good idea for a new business. I can teach young pple how to do it.....


 I really need to go shopping in Zurich...Switzerland .. where should I go??
I'm moved to switzerland 1 month ago...Its very expensive. I really need to go shopping... and please don't tell me to go to the Bahnhofstrasse as its the most expensive street in the world....


 Zurich in a few hours?
hi, i live in South Africa, i'm traveling to Europe around new years..my flight stops at zurich for about 5 hours..what can i see in that time? will i see anything?
i admire the swiss and ...


 Help on this one...?
A friend of mine from Bern called the love doctor, is in love. But his beloved has dissapeared. Has anyone seen her?
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Thank u Blackbear for defending my rights....


 Zurich. What can I do there?
I have a trip coming up and will have to spend a half day in Zurich before getting my flight home. I will be there in mid-November. Is there anything that I could do in the few hours that I am there -...


 I have mett a lovely swedish women?
what are swedish womens likes and dislikes they are not like english women how do i act with them do i take it slow and does any1 no any tips for sweedish ...


 Do people from Bern apreciate tourists?
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JAMES

How well is english spoken in switzerland?


    



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charlie
you won't have a problem i dont think, my dad and step mum went last year and although my step mum has a basic knowledge of german which helped, they usually speak very good english in europe...especially around the more touristy parts


3 para
very well


spiderman
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ok


thepenismightier
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Pretty vell, but viss a leetle akzent :-)


wang eyed lil
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very well they all speak english as a second language, although it does have a yoddelly twang to it. and they say cuckoo a lot


pwei34
There are four official languages in Switzerland: French; German; Italian; and Romanch (a Latin dialect). The Swiss would probably say they are natural linguists. You really won't have a problem.


vince n
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in most parts i beleve it is spoken very well


Kiran
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Not very good.





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