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QuestionHow do I say "goodbye" to a Swiss German native speaker?Community AnswerYou could say "Tschüss" or "Ciao," but these are very informal. A more formal version would be "Adieu" or "Uf Wiederluege."
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QuestionHow do I say "take care" in German?Community AnswerThe closest thing we have to "take care" is "Mach's gut". It is pretty informal, but I think it's the phrase you're looking for.
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QuestionHow do I say, "How are you?" in Switzerland?LolmeeshkerCommunity AnswerIt depends on what part of Switzerland you are in! The majority of the Swiss understand German, and as such you would say "Wie geht es dir?" for casual meetings and everyday use. If you are speaking to someone who uses French, the standard phrase is "Comment allez-vous?" This is slightly formal and usually used to address elders or strangers. In Italian, you can almost always use "Come va?" but some people consider this a tad informal. Depending on the situation it might be best to go with "Come sta?" However, it's good to remember that many people in Switzerland understand basic English, so a lot of the time you can get away with just asking a simple "how are you?"
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QuestionHow do I say "Hello everybody" in Switzerland?Community AnswerYou say, "Hallo zusammen," pronounced approximately, "Hullo tsoo-sah-mmen."
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QuestionHow do I say "yes" in Swiss?DonaganTop AnswererAs the above article points out, there is no "Swiss" language. In German "yes" is "ja" ("yaw"). In French they say "oui" ("wee"). In Italian it's "si" ("see"). In Romansh it's "gea" (a cross between "JEE-uh" and "SHEE-uh").
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