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The swiss art of multilingualism

Most Swiss people regularly use multiple languages, with English playing a prominent role alongside national languages.

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The third edition of the Emna rumantscha is open

Inaugurated the third edition of the international week dedicated to the Romansh language (Emna rumantscha), promoted by the FDFA in…

Conference “Italophonie and the role of public service media”

Analysis of the situation of Italian in the context of Swiss plurilingualism considering: the demographic and sociolinguistic aspect, the…

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