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Ever fascinated by rare languages, I visited the Engadin in Grisson, Switzerland where I met several native speakers of Romansch, one of the four official languages in the country. There are about 100,000 people who still speak Romansch and I was grateful for the chance to explore their native valleys in the southeast corner of Switzerland
Three generations tell stories about their lives in Engadine
Culturonda® Grisons -- South Tyrol
http://www.suedtirol.info/culturonda_lifestyle/
- published: 22 Aug 2013
- views: 33947
Answers can be found below:
PLEASE DO NOT READ THE ANSWERS BEFORE YOU HAVE A GUESS FOR EACH LANGUAGE. That's called cheating, and is no fun at all ;)
1. German - Germany, Austria, Switzerland among others
2. (Northern) Sami - Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia
3. Romansh - Switzerland
4. Irish (Gaelic) - Ireland. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Ireland
5. Norwegian - Norway
6. French - France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, Senegal, Congo among others
7. Afrikaans - South Africa
8. Samoan - Samoa, American Samoa
9. Welsh - Wales. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Wales.
10. Korean - South Korea, North Korea
11. Finnish - Finland
12. Arabic - Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco among others
13. (Western) Frisian - Northern parts of the Netherlands
14. Japanese - Japan
15. Polish - Poland
16. (Lowland) Scots - Scotland. Sometimes considered a dialect of English. Not to be confused with Scottish English or Scottish Gaelic.
17. Icelandic - Iceland
18. Swahili - Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
19. Hindi - India
20. Lithuanian - Lithuania
- published: 04 Jun 2013
- views: 265897
Romansh is spoken by 36,000 people, principally in the Graubünden Canton of eastern Switzerland, where it is co-official alongside German and Italian. A member of the Rhaeto-Romance family, it is closely related to other Gallo-Romance languages, such as Occitan, French, and Catalan. A literary language since at least the sixteenth century ACE, Romansh has seen a gradual increase in media production since the 1800s. Read more on Wikipedia: http://bit.ly/1NgG7OY.
- published: 03 Nov 2015
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See more on TraditionalTv HD - http://www.youtube.com/user/traditionaltvhd (romanian traditional music)
Discover Orthodox Christianity - http://antiochian.org/discover (romanians are christian orthodox)
How old is the orthodox faith? - http://www.orthodoxphotos.com/history.shtml
I translated this video into your language because I want to share the extraordinary beauty of the romanian traditional culture with you and the entire Earth Planet. Now in the Internet age we all can share with each other the cultural treasures of our nations.
Share this video with your friends if you like it!
I am a fan of TraditionalTv HD because it promotes young and very talented artists.
song lyrics:
Under the fir trees, at the water spring
Under the fir trees, at the water spring,
I go out at the sheepfold because I miss,
(I miss) The big flock of sheep,
(I miss) The shepherd from the lambs,
Hey, hey, to see the sheep and the dogs,
Hey, hey, under the fir trees behind the sheepfold.
I love the sheepfold and the land,
For me, there is my heaven!
To bring the lambs at the springs,
Uphill where the spring bank drops lower,
Hey, hey, to bring the milk in the bucket,
Hey, hey, to squeeze the fresh cheese of whey
During the summer, at our sheepfold,
Life is sweet and the cheese is good,
The milk flows into the bucket,
The "balmoș" boils on the fireplace -"balmoș" is a romanian traditional shepherd dish made of cheese boiled in milk with butter and corn.
Hey, hey, that's how the summer is up on the mountain,
Hey, hey, with shepherds and many sheep.
You high mountain, stone mountain!
Let my sweetheart pass!
On clear paths,
That only shepherds know,
Hey, hey, under the mists, under the cloud
Hey, hey, Up at Iezer mountain at the spring
Hey, hey, The mountain looks good,
Hey, hey, With my sweetheart and his floc
- published: 06 Feb 2014
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En l'aurora la damaun
ta salida il carstgaun,
spiert etern dominatur, Tutpussent!
Cur ch'ils munts straglischan sura,
ura liber Svizzer, ura.
Mia olma senta ferm,
Mia olma senta ferm,
Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern.
Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern.
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How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
- published: 10 May 2012
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The official track 'THE CALL OF THE MOUNTAIN', for ELUVEITIE's New album ORIGINS. This one will be available in English, Swiss-german, Romansh, French and Italian.
In the meantime, watch the lyric video here: http://youtu.be/41C26nE_wX8
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- published: 09 Jul 2014
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Amalia Malchiodi introduces herself and talks about her background in the Sursilvan dialect of Romansh.
Recorded by Daniel Kaufman in Brooklyn, 2013.
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org).
- published: 14 Jan 2016
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Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org).
- published: 14 Jan 2016
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Romansh (also spelled Romansch, Rumants(c)h, or Romanche; Romansh: rumantsch/rumauntsch/romontsch/rumàntsch; German: Rätoromanisch; Italian: Romancio) is one of the four national languages of Switzerland, along with German, Italian and French. It is one of the Rhaeto-Romance languages, descended from the Vulgar Latin spoken by Roman era occupiers of the region, and as such is closely related to French, Occitan, and Lombard, as well as the other Romance languages to a lesser extent.
In the 2000 Swiss Census, it was spoken by 35,095 people in Switzerland as the language of "best command", of which 27,038 resided in the canton of Grisons (Graubünden) and by 61,815 in the "best command" plus "regularly spoken" categories. Spoken by around 0.9% of Switzerland's 7.7 million inhabitants, it is Switzerland's least-used national language in terms of number of speakers and the tenth most spoken language in Switzerland overall.
Romansh is a Romance language descending from Vulgar Latin, the spoken language of the Roman Empire. Within the Romance languages, Romansh stands out through its peripheral location, which manifests itself through several archaic features. Another distinguishing feature is the centuries-long language contact with German, which is most noticeable in the vocabulary and to a lesser extent the syntax of Romansh. Romansh belongs to the Gallo-Romance branch of the Romance languages, which includes languages such as French, Occitan, and Lombard alongside Romansh. The main feature placing Romansh within the Gallo-Romance languages is the fronting of Latin /u/ to [y] or [i] as seen in Latin muru 'wall', which is 
mür (help·info) or mir (help·info) in Romansh. The main features distinguishing Romansh from the Gallo-Italic languages to the south are:
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1:22Speaking Romansh in Switzerland
Speaking Romansh in SwitzerlandSpeaking Romansh in Switzerland
Ever fascinated by rare languages, I visited the Engadin in Grisson, Switzerland where I met several native speakers of Romansch, one of the four official languages in the country. There are about 100,000 people who still speak Romansch and I was grateful for the chance to explore their native valleys in the southeast corner of Switzerland -
5:00Romansh - Rumantsch
Romansh - RumantschRomansh - Rumantsch
Three generations tell stories about their lives in Engadine Culturonda® Grisons -- South Tyrol http://www.suedtirol.info/culturonda_lifestyle/ -
3:42Romansh Phrasebook
Romansh Phrasebook -
13:44Guess the language
Guess the languageGuess the language
Answers can be found below: PLEASE DO NOT READ THE ANSWERS BEFORE YOU HAVE A GUESS FOR EACH LANGUAGE. That's called cheating, and is no fun at all ;) 1. German - Germany, Austria, Switzerland among others 2. (Northern) Sami - Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia 3. Romansh - Switzerland 4. Irish (Gaelic) - Ireland. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Ireland 5. Norwegian - Norway 6. French - France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, Senegal, Congo among others 7. Afrikaans - South Africa 8. Samoan - Samoa, American Samoa 9. Welsh - Wales. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Wales. 10. Korean - South Korea, North Korea 11. Finnish - Finland 12. Arabic - Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco among others 13. (Western) Frisian - Northern parts of the Netherlands 14. Japanese - Japan 15. Polish - Poland 16. (Lowland) Scots - Scotland. Sometimes considered a dialect of English. Not to be confused with Scottish English or Scottish Gaelic. 17. Icelandic - Iceland 18. Swahili - Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda 19. Hindi - India 20. Lithuanian - Lithuania -
3:33WIKITONGUES: Daniel speaking Romansh
WIKITONGUES: Daniel speaking RomanshWIKITONGUES: Daniel speaking Romansh
Romansh is spoken by 36,000 people, principally in the Graubünden Canton of eastern Switzerland, where it is co-official alongside German and Italian. A member of the Rhaeto-Romance family, it is closely related to other Gallo-Romance languages, such as Occitan, French, and Catalan. A literary language since at least the sixteenth century ACE, Romansh has seen a gradual increase in media production since the 1800s. Read more on Wikipedia: http://bit.ly/1NgG7OY. -
3:26Roman(sh) Language Song in the mountains of Roman(ia)
Roman(sh) Language Song in the mountains of Roman(ia)Roman(sh) Language Song in the mountains of Roman(ia)
See more on TraditionalTv HD - http://www.youtube.com/user/traditionaltvhd (romanian traditional music) Discover Orthodox Christianity - http://antiochian.org/discover (romanians are christian orthodox) How old is the orthodox faith? - http://www.orthodoxphotos.com/history.shtml I translated this video into your language because I want to share the extraordinary beauty of the romanian traditional culture with you and the entire Earth Planet. Now in the Internet age we all can share with each other the cultural treasures of our nations. Share this video with your friends if you like it! I am a fan of TraditionalTv HD because it promotes young and very talented artists. song lyrics: Under the fir trees, at the water spring Under the fir trees, at the water spring, I go out at the sheepfold because I miss, (I miss) The big flock of sheep, (I miss) The shepherd from the lambs, Hey, hey, to see the sheep and the dogs, Hey, hey, under the fir trees behind the sheepfold. I love the sheepfold and the land, For me, there is my heaven! To bring the lambs at the springs, Uphill where the spring bank drops lower, Hey, hey, to bring the milk in the bucket, Hey, hey, to squeeze the fresh cheese of whey During the summer, at our sheepfold, Life is sweet and the cheese is good, The milk flows into the bucket, The "balmoș" boils on the fireplace -"balmoș" is a romanian traditional shepherd dish made of cheese boiled in milk with butter and corn. Hey, hey, that's how the summer is up on the mountain, Hey, hey, with shepherds and many sheep. You high mountain, stone mountain! Let my sweetheart pass! On clear paths, That only shepherds know, Hey, hey, under the mists, under the cloud Hey, hey, Up at Iezer mountain at the spring Hey, hey, The mountain looks good, Hey, hey, With my sweetheart and his floc -
1:22National Anthem of Switzerland in Romansh language - Psalm Svizzer
National Anthem of Switzerland in Romansh language - Psalm SvizzerNational Anthem of Switzerland in Romansh language - Psalm Svizzer
En l'aurora la damaun ta salida il carstgaun, spiert etern dominatur, Tutpussent! Cur ch'ils munts straglischan sura, ura liber Svizzer, ura. Mia olma senta ferm, Mia olma senta ferm, Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern. Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern. -
13:28Romansh language
Romansh languageRomansh language
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0:55How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
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4:37ELUVEITIE - The Call Of The Mountains (OFFICIAL MULTILINGUAL TRACK)
ELUVEITIE - The Call Of The Mountains (OFFICIAL MULTILINGUAL TRACK)ELUVEITIE - The Call Of The Mountains (OFFICIAL MULTILINGUAL TRACK)
The official track 'THE CALL OF THE MOUNTAIN', for ELUVEITIE's New album ORIGINS. This one will be available in English, Swiss-german, Romansh, French and Italian. In the meantime, watch the lyric video here: http://youtu.be/41C26nE_wX8 Order 'Origins' at: http://smarturl.it/ELUVEITIE-Origins-NB Subscribe to Eluveitie: http://bit.ly/subs-eluvtie-yt Subscribe to Nuclear Blast: http://bit.ly/subs-nb-yt ORIGINS is out now via Nuclear Blast Records. ORDER 'ORIGINS' HERE: Nuclear Blast: http://smarturl.it/ELUVEITIE-Origins-NB Amazon: http://georiot.co/EluveitieOriginsAMZ Amazon MP3: http://georiot.co/EluveitieAMZMP3 iTunes: http://georiot.co/EluveitieItunes Google Play: http://smarturl.it/ELUVEITIEOriginsPlay FOLLOW: Like: https://www.facebook.com/eluveitie Follow: https://twitter.com/eluveitie Watch: http://bit.ly/subs-eluvtie-yt © Nuclear Blast Records -
5:53Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 1 - Romansh
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 1 - RomanshAmalia Malchiodi Pt. 1 - Romansh
Amalia Malchiodi introduces herself and talks about her background in the Sursilvan dialect of Romansh. Recorded by Daniel Kaufman in Brooklyn, 2013. Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org). -
7:29Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 2 - Romansh
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 2 - RomanshAmalia Malchiodi Pt. 2 - Romansh
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org). -
5:39Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 3 - Romansh
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 3 - RomanshAmalia Malchiodi Pt. 3 - Romansh
Amalia Malchiodi talks about her life in the alps and the Lower East Side in Romansh, an endangered Romance language of Switzerland. Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org). -
4:02La neif ie tumeda - Die Ladiner
La neif ie tumeda - Die LadinerLa neif ie tumeda - Die Ladiner
1. "La neif ie tumeda" = The snow has fallen (has been falling). 2. It is a Ladin folk-style song. 3. The Ladin is a sub-group of the Romansh (Rätoromanisch) people of the Alps. 4. There are about 30,000 speakers of the Ladin language. 5. There are about 5 to 7 dialects of the Ladin language. 6. There are about 5 to 7 different writing systems for the Ladin. 7. For decades, people have not been able to agree on a standard writing system. 8. In recent years, efforts have been made to create a standard Ladin. 9. The subtitle text is written in a form close to the proposed standard Ladin. 10. The Ladin live in the valleys of South Tirol, which is a German autonomous region of Italy. 11. Like all Romansh people, the Ladin have been living in close contact with the Germans. 12. The Romansh culture has been influenced by both the Latins and the Germanics. 13. The Romansh language have been so heavily romanized that it now counts as part of the Latin language group. Its origin is presumed to be related to the Celtics. ----- Music and Lyrics: Stuffer Reinhart Band: Die Ladiner - a duo of Otto Demetz (1959-) and Joakin Stuffer (1969-); both native to the Ladin community of Dolomiten, South Tirol, Italy. Year: 2003 Scenes: Early winter's farmer life in the Alps of South Tirol.
- A
- Abbey of Saint Gall
- Aesop
- Affricate consonant
- African French
- African Portuguese
- Albula (river)
- Albula valley
- Alemannic language
- Alexander Lozza
- Alfons Tuor
- Alguerese
- Almens
- Alveolar consonant
- Andrea Bezzola
- Andri Peer
- Anpezan
- Aragonese language
- Aranese dialect
- Ardez
- Arno Camenisch
- Aromanian language
- Aspirated consonant
- Asturian language
- Auvergnat dialect
- B
- Back vowel
- Balearic dialect
- Bavarian language
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Breil Brigels
- Brienz Brinzauls
- Brigasc
- Butter churn
- C
- Cadi (Swiss region)
- Calabrian dialects
- Calender Romontsch
- Canadian French
- Cantabrian dialect
- Canton of Glarus
- Canton of St. Gallen
- Capital letter
- Carli Fry
- Carlo Battisti
- Casa Paterna La Punt
- Caspar Decurtins
- Catalan Caló
- Catalan language
- Cazis
- Celtic languages
- Central Catalan
- Central Friulian
- Central Italian
- Central vowel
- Chamois
- Champenois
- Charlemagne
- Chur
- Cla Biert
- Claudia Cadruvi
- Clementina Gilli
- Clo Duri Bezzola
- Close vowel
- Close-mid vowel
- Conditional mood
- Conradin de Flug
- Consonant
- Corsican language
- Counter-Reformation
- D
- Dalmatian language
- Daniel Bonifaci
- Davos
- Declarative sentence
- Dental consonant
- Dependent clause
- Dialect
- Dialect continuum
- Diocese of Chur
- Diphthong
- Disentis
- Disentis Abbey
- Domleschg
- Durich Chiampel
- Durich Chiampell
- E
- Eastern Catalan
- Eduard Bezzola
- Emilian language
- Emiliano-Romagnolo
- Engadin
- Engadiner Post
- Eonavian
- ETH Zurich
- European Portuguese
- Extremaduran
- F
- Fala language
- Fascian
- Flurin Camathias
- Flurin Darms
- Fodom
- Foppa
- Frankish Empire
- French language
- Fricative consonant
- Friulan language
- Friulian language
- Front vowel
- Fögl Ladin
- Fürstenau GR
- G
- Galician language
- Galician-Portuguese
- Gallo language
- Gallo-Italic
- Gallo-Romance
- Gallurese
- Gascon dialect
- Gasetta Romontscha
- Genoese dialect
- German (language)
- German language
- Gherdëina
- Giachem Bifrun
- Giachen Caspar Muoth
- Giachen Michel Nay
- Gian Fadri Caderas
- Gian Fontana
- Gian Gianett Cloetta
- Gian Travers
- Gion Antoni Huonder
- Gion Battesta Sialm
- Gion Deplazes
- Glion
- Glottal consonant
- Graubünden
- Graziadio Ascoli
- Gruob
- Gudench Barblan
- Guglielm Gadola
- Göri Klainguti
- H
- Heinrich Schmid
- Heinzenberg GR
- I
- Ilanz
- Imboden District
- Imperative mood
- Independent clause
- Indicative mood
- Intemelio
- ISO 639-1
- ISO 639-2
- ISO 639-3
- Istriot language
- Italian irredentism
- Italian language
- Italic languages
- J
- Jauer (Romansh)
- Jon Semadeni
- Judaeo-Catalan
- Judaeo-French
- Judaeo-Portuguese
- Judaeo-Spanish
- Judeo-Aragonese
- Judæo-Piedmontese
- Julia River
- L
- La Pagina da Surmeir
- La Quotidiana
- Labial consonant
- Ladin
- Ladin language
- Lagopus
- Language contact
- Language death
- Language family
- Languedocien dialect
- Langues d'oïl
- Lateral consonant
- Latin script
- Leonese language
- Lia Rumantscha
- Limousin language
- Linard Bardill
- Liricas Analas
- Lombard language
- Lorrain language
- Lower Engadine
- Lowercase
- Luci Gabriel
- M
- Maréo Badiot
- Masein
- Maurus Carnot
- Medel (Lucmagn)
- Men Gaudenz
- Mentonasc
- Mid vowel
- Middle French
- Mirandese language
- Mojibake
- Moldovan language
- Monophthong
- Monégasque dialect
- Mountain pine
- Mozarabic language
- Murmarera
- Musso war
- N
- Nasal stop
- Navarro-Aragonese
- Neapolitan language
- New Testament
- Niçard
- Norman language
- Northern Catalan
- Northern Friulian
- O
- Oberhalbstein
- Obstruent
- Occitan language
- Old French
- Old High German
- Old Occitan
- Old Provençal
- Old Spanish
- Open vowel
- Ostrogothic Kingdom
- P
- Palatal consonant
- Parmigiano language
- Pascal Gamboni
- Peider Lansel
- Peninsular Spanish
- Phoneme
- Picard language
- Piedmontese language
- Placidus a Spescha
- Plaun
- Plosive consonant
- Poitevin language
- Pontresina
- Portal Language
- Portal Switzerland
- Portuguese Calão
- Portuguese language
- Pratval
- Provençal (dialect)
- Prättigau
- Präz
- Puter
- Putèr
- Q
- Questione ladina
- R
- Radio Rumantsch
- Raetia Prima
- Raetic language
- Rhine Valley
- Rodels
- Romagnol language
- Roman era
- Romance languages
- Romanian language
- Romansh language
- Romansh people
- Romanticism
- Rothenbrunnen
- Rumantsch Grischun
- Rüthi
- S
- S-chanf
- Saintongeais
- Samedan
- Samnaun
- Sardinian language
- Sardo campidanese
- Sardo logudorese
- Sassarese language
- Savognin
- Schams
- Schamserberg
- Schanfigg
- Schellenursli
- Schimun Vonmoos
- Schnaus
- Schons
- Schwa
- Scree
- Scuol
- Selina Chönz
- SF 1
- Shuadit language
- Sicilian language
- Sils im Domleschg
- Siméon Caratsch
- Southern Italian
- Spanish Caló
- Spanish language
- Spiritual defence
- SRG SSR
- Standard French
- Steffan Gabriel
- Stress (linguistics)
- Subject-Verb-Object
- Subjunctive mood
- Surmeir
- Surmiran
- Surmiran dialect
- Surselva
- Surses
- Sursilvan
- Sutselva
- Sutses
- Sutsilvan
- Swiss Army
- Swiss German
- Swiss literature
- Swiss pine
- Swissinfo
- Switzerland
- Syllable coda
- T
- Tello
- The Capoonz
- Theo Candinas
- Three Leagues
- Thusis
- Tista Murk
- Toni Halter
- Toponymy
- Trill consonant
- Triphthong
- Trun, Switzerland
- Tschlin
- Tuatschin
- Tujetsch
- Tumliasco
- Tuscan dialect
- T–V distinction
- U
- Umlaut
- Unicode
- University of Zurich
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- Urmein
- V
- Val Bregaglia
- Val Lumnezia
- Val Medel
- Val Müstair
- Valencian
- Valendas
- Vallader
- Velar consonant
- Venetian language
- Victorids
- Vinschgau
- Voiceless consonant
- Vorarlberg
- Vowel length
- Vulgar Latin
- Walensee
- Walloon language
- Walser
- Western Catalan
- Western Friulian
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- Wikipedia Media help
- Wiktionary
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- Writing system
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- Zaccaria Pallioppi
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Speaking Romansh in Switzerland
Ever fascinated by rare languages, I visited the Engadin in Grisson, Switzerland where I met several native speakers of Romansch, one of the four official languages in the country. There are about 100,000 people who still speak Romansch and I was grateful for the chance to explore their native valleys in the southeast corner of Switzerland -
Romansh - Rumantsch
Three generations tell stories about their lives in Engadine Culturonda® Grisons -- South Tyrol http://www.suedtirol.info/culturonda_lifestyle/ -
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Guess the language
Answers can be found below: PLEASE DO NOT READ THE ANSWERS BEFORE YOU HAVE A GUESS FOR EACH LANGUAGE. That's called cheating, and is no fun at all ;) 1. German - Germany, Austria, Switzerland among others 2. (Northern) Sami - Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia 3. Romansh - Switzerland 4. Irish (Gaelic) - Ireland. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Ireland 5. Norwegian - Norway 6. French - France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, Senegal, Congo among others 7. Afrikaans - South Africa 8. Samoan - Samoa, American Samoa 9. Welsh - Wales. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Wales. 10. Korean - South Korea, North Korea 11. Finnish - Finland 12. Arabic - Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco among others 13. (Western) Frisian - Northern parts of the ... -
WIKITONGUES: Daniel speaking Romansh
Romansh is spoken by 36,000 people, principally in the Graubünden Canton of eastern Switzerland, where it is co-official alongside German and Italian. A member of the Rhaeto-Romance family, it is closely related to other Gallo-Romance languages, such as Occitan, French, and Catalan. A literary language since at least the sixteenth century ACE, Romansh has seen a gradual increase in media production since the 1800s. Read more on Wikipedia: http://bit.ly/1NgG7OY. -
Roman(sh) Language Song in the mountains of Roman(ia)
See more on TraditionalTv HD - http://www.youtube.com/user/traditionaltvhd (romanian traditional music) Discover Orthodox Christianity - http://antiochian.org/discover (romanians are christian orthodox) How old is the orthodox faith? - http://www.orthodoxphotos.com/history.shtml I translated this video into your language because I want to share the extraordinary beauty of the romanian traditional culture with you and the entire Earth Planet. Now in the Internet age we all can share with each other the cultural treasures of our nations. Share this video with your friends if you like it! I am a fan of TraditionalTv HD because it promotes young and very talented artists. song lyrics: Under the fir trees, at the water spring Under the fir trees, at the water spring, I go out at the s... -
National Anthem of Switzerland in Romansh language - Psalm Svizzer
En l'aurora la damaun ta salida il carstgaun, spiert etern dominatur, Tutpussent! Cur ch'ils munts straglischan sura, ura liber Svizzer, ura. Mia olma senta ferm, Mia olma senta ferm, Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern. Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern. -
Romansh language
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How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland) -
ELUVEITIE - The Call Of The Mountains (OFFICIAL MULTILINGUAL TRACK)
The official track 'THE CALL OF THE MOUNTAIN', for ELUVEITIE's New album ORIGINS. This one will be available in English, Swiss-german, Romansh, French and Italian. In the meantime, watch the lyric video here: http://youtu.be/41C26nE_wX8 Order 'Origins' at: http://smarturl.it/ELUVEITIE-Origins-NB Subscribe to Eluveitie: http://bit.ly/subs-eluvtie-yt Subscribe to Nuclear Blast: http://bit.ly/subs-nb-yt ORIGINS is out now via Nuclear Blast Records. ORDER 'ORIGINS' HERE: Nuclear Blast: http://smarturl.it/ELUVEITIE-Origins-NB Amazon: http://georiot.co/EluveitieOriginsAMZ Amazon MP3: http://georiot.co/EluveitieAMZMP3 iTunes: http://georiot.co/EluveitieItunes Google Play: http://smarturl.it/ELUVEITIEOriginsPlay FOLLOW: Like: https://www.facebook.com/eluveitie Follow: https://twitter.com/eluvei... -
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 1 - Romansh
Amalia Malchiodi introduces herself and talks about her background in the Sursilvan dialect of Romansh. Recorded by Daniel Kaufman in Brooklyn, 2013. Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org). -
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 2 - Romansh
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org). -
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 3 - Romansh
Amalia Malchiodi talks about her life in the alps and the Lower East Side in Romansh, an endangered Romance language of Switzerland. Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org). -
La neif ie tumeda - Die Ladiner
1. "La neif ie tumeda" = The snow has fallen (has been falling). 2. It is a Ladin folk-style song. 3. The Ladin is a sub-group of the Romansh (Rätoromanisch) people of the Alps. 4. There are about 30,000 speakers of the Ladin language. 5. There are about 5 to 7 dialects of the Ladin language. 6. There are about 5 to 7 different writing systems for the Ladin. 7. For decades, people have not been able to agree on a standard writing system. 8. In recent years, efforts have been made to create a standard Ladin. 9. The subtitle text is written in a form close to the proposed standard Ladin. 10. The Ladin live in the valleys of South Tirol, which is a German autonomous region of Italy. 11. Like all Romansh people, the Ladin have been living in close contact with the Germans. 12. The Romansh cult... -
Guarda village winter stroll , Graubünden, Switzerland
Guarda, lower Engadin, Graubünden , Switzerland Architectural Heritage village , Romansh language area . Date is correct, not the time. Sorry for the electric beeps (no clue) , audio is not needed. -
18) SWITZERLAND "Viver senza tei" Furbaz [Eurovision 1989: Final]
Eurovision 1989 Official Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoxJegdf0EC6WNoPLjuXvD0tJlmxHR9ET Song information Country: Switzerland Artist(s): Marie Louise Werth, Ursin Defuns, Gion Defuns & Giusep Quinter As: Furbaz Language: Romansh Composer(s): Marie Louise Werth Lyricist(s): Marie Louise Werth Conductor: Benoît Kaufman Finals performance Final result: 13th Final points: 47 "Viver senza tei" ("To live without you") was the Swiss entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 1989. After Celine Dion's win the previous year, Switzerland were the host country for the Eurovision Song Contest 1989, held in Lausanne. Furbaz sang "Viver senza tei" for Switzerland in the Romansh language, the first (and to date only) time the language was used at Eurovision. The song was compose... -
Romansh traffic signs and street panels
Street panels and traffic signs in Engadin, Graubünden, Switzerland. Language is Romansh, ISO 639-3 rm. According to Hull 1982, this is a variety of the Padanian language. Photos by Claudi Meneghin © 2011. References Hull, Geoffrey (1982) The Linguistic Unity of Northern Italy and Rhaetia, PhD Thesis See also www.squidoo.com/padaneis -
Schweiz - Graubünden - Part 3 von 4 - Tarasp-Schloss-Davos-Sertig-Klosters
Tarasp is a municipality in the district of Inn in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. Its eleven settlements are situated within the Lower Engadin valley along the Inn River, at the foot of the Sesvenna Range. Original a Romansh language area, the majority of the population today speaks High Alemannic German. Unlike the surrounding municipalities, the Tarasp parish is mainly Catholic. Tarasp Castle (German: Schloss Tarasp, is a castle located in Switzerland, near Tarasp, in Lower Engadin, Graubünden. The Sertig Valley is located in the municipality of Davos, south of the town, in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. It is a lateral valley of the Landwasser valley. The small village of Sertig Dörfli (at 1,861 m) is accessible by road. Davos is a municipality in the district of Prättigau/Davos i... -
"Allegra chers passagers" - Scuol/Tarasp station, Switzerland
Romansh language in the train - - Langue romanche dans le train - - Rumantsch Sprache im Zug - - Língua romanche no trem -
Trying to Speak Different Languages
Tried to say "I love you" in 10 different languages sorry if i fail :) xx Vine - Jc Caylen Snapchat - chamclouder http://twitter.com/jccaylen http://instagram.com/jccaylen http://youtube.com/lifewithjc -
Languages of Europe
A free tour around Europe Eastern European Languages: Russian русский Georgian ქართული Armenian հայերեն Ukrainian Український Belarusian беларускі Moldovan român Romanian român Bulgarian български Polish polski Hungarian magyar Slovak slovenská Serbian српски Macedonian македонски Czech čeština Croatian hrvatski Montenegrin crnogorski Bosnian bosanski Albanian shqiptar Slovenian slovenščina Northern European: Lithuanian Lietuvos Danish dansk Swedish svenska Latvian latviešu Norwegian norsk Estonian eesti Finnish suomalainen Icelandic íslenska Southern European: Cypriot Greek ελληνικά Greek ελληνικά Maltese malti Italian italiano Spanish español Portuguese português Sammarinese Italian italiano Western European: German Deutsch Dutch Nederlands Romansh rumantsch French français Luxembour... -
Corin Curschellas in interview — Swiss Music Prize 2014
Corin Curschellas was born in Chur in 1956 and trained as a primary school teacher before studying drama and musical theory in Zurich. Following a number years spent abroad in Berlin, Paris and elsewhere, she returned to Rueun in the canton of Graubünden. Since then, she has immersed herself in the tradition of Romansh-language folk songs. She arranges and interprets old Romansh songs, giving them a fresh, contemporary feel. In her songbook “La Grischa” (2013), Curschellas offers reworked versions of popular folk songs in the Rhaeto-Romanic language together with background information on the canton’s folk music heritage. As well as producing her own stage, theatre and festival performances, she also works with a wide range of different musical styles, instruments and languages. Corin Cu... -
Top 10 Swiss German Phrases - Zurich, Switzerland Travel Guide
Switzerland has four main local languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Of which German, in fact Swiss German, is the most common. Here are our top ten phrases to know in German # 10: if you want to ask directions from somebody, say, "wo ist?" which means "where is" # 9: for goodbye, it is "auf wiedersehen". # 8: if you have reached your destination and you want your taxi driver to stop just, say "halt". "Halt" which means stop. # 7: when you are looking for the bathroom, say "wo ist eine toilette?" which means "where is the bathroom". # 6: if you want to ask the price while shopping, say "wie viel?" which means "how much?". # 5: to ask someone if they speak English use "sprechen zie Englisch?". You might get a reply "Ja" which means "Yes" or "Nein" which mea...
Speaking Romansh in Switzerland
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- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 15 Jul 2012
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Ever fascinated by rare languages, I visited the Engadin in Grisson, Switzerland where I met several native speakers of Romansch, one of the four official langu...
Ever fascinated by rare languages, I visited the Engadin in Grisson, Switzerland where I met several native speakers of Romansch, one of the four official languages in the country. There are about 100,000 people who still speak Romansch and I was grateful for the chance to explore their native valleys in the southeast corner of Switzerland
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Ever fascinated by rare languages, I visited the Engadin in Grisson, Switzerland where I met several native speakers of Romansch, one of the four official languages in the country. There are about 100,000 people who still speak Romansch and I was grateful for the chance to explore their native valleys in the southeast corner of Switzerland
- published: 15 Jul 2012
- views: 81728
Romansh - Rumantsch
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- Duration: 5:00
- Updated: 22 Aug 2013
- views: 33947
Three generations tell stories about their lives in Engadine
Culturonda® Grisons -- South Tyrol
http://www.suedtirol.info/culturonda_lifestyle/
Three generations tell stories about their lives in Engadine
Culturonda® Grisons -- South Tyrol
http://www.suedtirol.info/culturonda_lifestyle/
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Three generations tell stories about their lives in Engadine
Culturonda® Grisons -- South Tyrol
http://www.suedtirol.info/culturonda_lifestyle/
- published: 22 Aug 2013
- views: 33947
Romansh Phrasebook
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- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 18 Jan 2008
- views: 46582
Romansh e-Phrasebook. Romansh is a language of Switzerland.
Romansh e-Phrasebook. Romansh is a language of Switzerland.
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Guess the language
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- Duration: 13:44
- Updated: 04 Jun 2013
- views: 265897
Answers can be found below:
PLEASE DO NOT READ THE ANSWERS BEFORE YOU HAVE A GUESS FOR EACH LANGUAGE. That's called cheating, and is no fun at all ;)
1...
Answers can be found below:
PLEASE DO NOT READ THE ANSWERS BEFORE YOU HAVE A GUESS FOR EACH LANGUAGE. That's called cheating, and is no fun at all ;)
1. German - Germany, Austria, Switzerland among others
2. (Northern) Sami - Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia
3. Romansh - Switzerland
4. Irish (Gaelic) - Ireland. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Ireland
5. Norwegian - Norway
6. French - France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, Senegal, Congo among others
7. Afrikaans - South Africa
8. Samoan - Samoa, American Samoa
9. Welsh - Wales. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Wales.
10. Korean - South Korea, North Korea
11. Finnish - Finland
12. Arabic - Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco among others
13. (Western) Frisian - Northern parts of the Netherlands
14. Japanese - Japan
15. Polish - Poland
16. (Lowland) Scots - Scotland. Sometimes considered a dialect of English. Not to be confused with Scottish English or Scottish Gaelic.
17. Icelandic - Iceland
18. Swahili - Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
19. Hindi - India
20. Lithuanian - Lithuania
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Answers can be found below:
PLEASE DO NOT READ THE ANSWERS BEFORE YOU HAVE A GUESS FOR EACH LANGUAGE. That's called cheating, and is no fun at all ;)
1. German - Germany, Austria, Switzerland among others
2. (Northern) Sami - Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia
3. Romansh - Switzerland
4. Irish (Gaelic) - Ireland. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Ireland
5. Norwegian - Norway
6. French - France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, Senegal, Congo among others
7. Afrikaans - South Africa
8. Samoan - Samoa, American Samoa
9. Welsh - Wales. Not to be confused with English as spoken in Wales.
10. Korean - South Korea, North Korea
11. Finnish - Finland
12. Arabic - Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco among others
13. (Western) Frisian - Northern parts of the Netherlands
14. Japanese - Japan
15. Polish - Poland
16. (Lowland) Scots - Scotland. Sometimes considered a dialect of English. Not to be confused with Scottish English or Scottish Gaelic.
17. Icelandic - Iceland
18. Swahili - Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
19. Hindi - India
20. Lithuanian - Lithuania
- published: 04 Jun 2013
- views: 265897
WIKITONGUES: Daniel speaking Romansh
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- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 03 Nov 2015
- views: 1913
Romansh is spoken by 36,000 people, principally in the Graubünden Canton of eastern Switzerland, where it is co-official alongside German and Italian. A member ...
Romansh is spoken by 36,000 people, principally in the Graubünden Canton of eastern Switzerland, where it is co-official alongside German and Italian. A member of the Rhaeto-Romance family, it is closely related to other Gallo-Romance languages, such as Occitan, French, and Catalan. A literary language since at least the sixteenth century ACE, Romansh has seen a gradual increase in media production since the 1800s. Read more on Wikipedia: http://bit.ly/1NgG7OY.
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Romansh is spoken by 36,000 people, principally in the Graubünden Canton of eastern Switzerland, where it is co-official alongside German and Italian. A member of the Rhaeto-Romance family, it is closely related to other Gallo-Romance languages, such as Occitan, French, and Catalan. A literary language since at least the sixteenth century ACE, Romansh has seen a gradual increase in media production since the 1800s. Read more on Wikipedia: http://bit.ly/1NgG7OY.
- published: 03 Nov 2015
- views: 1913
Roman(sh) Language Song in the mountains of Roman(ia)
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- Duration: 3:26
- Updated: 06 Feb 2014
- views: 6209
See more on TraditionalTv HD - http://www.youtube.com/user/traditionaltvhd (romanian traditional music)
Discover Orthodox Christianity - http://antiochian.org/d...
See more on TraditionalTv HD - http://www.youtube.com/user/traditionaltvhd (romanian traditional music)
Discover Orthodox Christianity - http://antiochian.org/discover (romanians are christian orthodox)
How old is the orthodox faith? - http://www.orthodoxphotos.com/history.shtml
I translated this video into your language because I want to share the extraordinary beauty of the romanian traditional culture with you and the entire Earth Planet. Now in the Internet age we all can share with each other the cultural treasures of our nations.
Share this video with your friends if you like it!
I am a fan of TraditionalTv HD because it promotes young and very talented artists.
song lyrics:
Under the fir trees, at the water spring
Under the fir trees, at the water spring,
I go out at the sheepfold because I miss,
(I miss) The big flock of sheep,
(I miss) The shepherd from the lambs,
Hey, hey, to see the sheep and the dogs,
Hey, hey, under the fir trees behind the sheepfold.
I love the sheepfold and the land,
For me, there is my heaven!
To bring the lambs at the springs,
Uphill where the spring bank drops lower,
Hey, hey, to bring the milk in the bucket,
Hey, hey, to squeeze the fresh cheese of whey
During the summer, at our sheepfold,
Life is sweet and the cheese is good,
The milk flows into the bucket,
The "balmoș" boils on the fireplace -"balmoș" is a romanian traditional shepherd dish made of cheese boiled in milk with butter and corn.
Hey, hey, that's how the summer is up on the mountain,
Hey, hey, with shepherds and many sheep.
You high mountain, stone mountain!
Let my sweetheart pass!
On clear paths,
That only shepherds know,
Hey, hey, under the mists, under the cloud
Hey, hey, Up at Iezer mountain at the spring
Hey, hey, The mountain looks good,
Hey, hey, With my sweetheart and his floc
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See more on TraditionalTv HD - http://www.youtube.com/user/traditionaltvhd (romanian traditional music)
Discover Orthodox Christianity - http://antiochian.org/discover (romanians are christian orthodox)
How old is the orthodox faith? - http://www.orthodoxphotos.com/history.shtml
I translated this video into your language because I want to share the extraordinary beauty of the romanian traditional culture with you and the entire Earth Planet. Now in the Internet age we all can share with each other the cultural treasures of our nations.
Share this video with your friends if you like it!
I am a fan of TraditionalTv HD because it promotes young and very talented artists.
song lyrics:
Under the fir trees, at the water spring
Under the fir trees, at the water spring,
I go out at the sheepfold because I miss,
(I miss) The big flock of sheep,
(I miss) The shepherd from the lambs,
Hey, hey, to see the sheep and the dogs,
Hey, hey, under the fir trees behind the sheepfold.
I love the sheepfold and the land,
For me, there is my heaven!
To bring the lambs at the springs,
Uphill where the spring bank drops lower,
Hey, hey, to bring the milk in the bucket,
Hey, hey, to squeeze the fresh cheese of whey
During the summer, at our sheepfold,
Life is sweet and the cheese is good,
The milk flows into the bucket,
The "balmoș" boils on the fireplace -"balmoș" is a romanian traditional shepherd dish made of cheese boiled in milk with butter and corn.
Hey, hey, that's how the summer is up on the mountain,
Hey, hey, with shepherds and many sheep.
You high mountain, stone mountain!
Let my sweetheart pass!
On clear paths,
That only shepherds know,
Hey, hey, under the mists, under the cloud
Hey, hey, Up at Iezer mountain at the spring
Hey, hey, The mountain looks good,
Hey, hey, With my sweetheart and his floc
- published: 06 Feb 2014
- views: 6209
National Anthem of Switzerland in Romansh language - Psalm Svizzer
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- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 1
En l'aurora la damaun
ta salida il carstgaun,
spiert etern dominatur, Tutpussent!
Cur ch'ils munts straglischan sura,
ura liber Svizzer, ura.
Mia olma senta fer...
En l'aurora la damaun
ta salida il carstgaun,
spiert etern dominatur, Tutpussent!
Cur ch'ils munts straglischan sura,
ura liber Svizzer, ura.
Mia olma senta ferm,
Mia olma senta ferm,
Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern.
Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern.
wn.com/National Anthem Of Switzerland In Romansh Language Psalm Svizzer
En l'aurora la damaun
ta salida il carstgaun,
spiert etern dominatur, Tutpussent!
Cur ch'ils munts straglischan sura,
ura liber Svizzer, ura.
Mia olma senta ferm,
Mia olma senta ferm,
Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern.
Dieu en tschiel, il bab etern.
- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 1
Romansh language
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- Duration: 13:28
- Updated: 01 Jan 2016
- views: 11
Romansh language
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Romansh language
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- published: 01 Jan 2016
- views: 11
How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
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- Duration: 0:55
- Updated: 10 May 2012
- views: 131
How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
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How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
- published: 10 May 2012
- views: 131
ELUVEITIE - The Call Of The Mountains (OFFICIAL MULTILINGUAL TRACK)
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- Duration: 4:37
- Updated: 09 Jul 2014
- views: 93805
The official track 'THE CALL OF THE MOUNTAIN', for ELUVEITIE's New album ORIGINS. This one will be available in English, Swiss-german, Romansh, French and Itali...
The official track 'THE CALL OF THE MOUNTAIN', for ELUVEITIE's New album ORIGINS. This one will be available in English, Swiss-german, Romansh, French and Italian.
In the meantime, watch the lyric video here: http://youtu.be/41C26nE_wX8
Order 'Origins' at: http://smarturl.it/ELUVEITIE-Origins-NB
Subscribe to Eluveitie: http://bit.ly/subs-eluvtie-yt
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ORIGINS is out now via Nuclear Blast Records.
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The official track 'THE CALL OF THE MOUNTAIN', for ELUVEITIE's New album ORIGINS. This one will be available in English, Swiss-german, Romansh, French and Italian.
In the meantime, watch the lyric video here: http://youtu.be/41C26nE_wX8
Order 'Origins' at: http://smarturl.it/ELUVEITIE-Origins-NB
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ORIGINS is out now via Nuclear Blast Records.
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- published: 09 Jul 2014
- views: 93805
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 1 - Romansh
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- Duration: 5:53
- Updated: 14 Jan 2016
- views: 54
Amalia Malchiodi introduces herself and talks about her background in the Sursilvan dialect of Romansh.
Recorded by Daniel Kaufman in Brooklyn, 2013.
Transcr...
Amalia Malchiodi introduces herself and talks about her background in the Sursilvan dialect of Romansh.
Recorded by Daniel Kaufman in Brooklyn, 2013.
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org).
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Amalia Malchiodi introduces herself and talks about her background in the Sursilvan dialect of Romansh.
Recorded by Daniel Kaufman in Brooklyn, 2013.
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org).
- published: 14 Jan 2016
- views: 54
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 2 - Romansh
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- Duration: 7:29
- Updated: 14 Jan 2016
- views: 31
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalli...
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org).
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Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org).
- published: 14 Jan 2016
- views: 31
Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 3 - Romansh
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- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 14 Jan 2016
- views: 30
Amalia Malchiodi talks about her life in the alps and the Lower East Side in Romansh, an endangered Romance language of Switzerland.
Transcription uses the Int...
Amalia Malchiodi talks about her life in the alps and the Lower East Side in Romansh, an endangered Romance language of Switzerland.
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org).
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Amalia Malchiodi talks about her life in the alps and the Lower East Side in Romansh, an endangered Romance language of Switzerland.
Transcription uses the International Phonetic Alphabet. Romansh speakers, please send us a transcript in Romansh orthography and we will publish it (info@elalliance.org).
- published: 14 Jan 2016
- views: 30
La neif ie tumeda - Die Ladiner
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- Duration: 4:02
- Updated: 31 Jul 2012
- views: 31295
1. "La neif ie tumeda" = The snow has fallen (has been falling).
2. It is a Ladin folk-style song.
3. The Ladin is a sub-group of the Romansh (Rätoromanisch) pe...
1. "La neif ie tumeda" = The snow has fallen (has been falling).
2. It is a Ladin folk-style song.
3. The Ladin is a sub-group of the Romansh (Rätoromanisch) people of the Alps.
4. There are about 30,000 speakers of the Ladin language.
5. There are about 5 to 7 dialects of the Ladin language.
6. There are about 5 to 7 different writing systems for the Ladin.
7. For decades, people have not been able to agree on a standard writing system.
8. In recent years, efforts have been made to create a standard Ladin.
9. The subtitle text is written in a form close to the proposed standard Ladin.
10. The Ladin live in the valleys of South Tirol, which is a German autonomous region of Italy.
11. Like all Romansh people, the Ladin have been living in close contact with the Germans.
12. The Romansh culture has been influenced by both the Latins and the Germanics.
13. The Romansh language have been so heavily romanized that it now counts as part of the Latin language group. Its origin is presumed to be related to the Celtics.
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Music and Lyrics: Stuffer Reinhart
Band: Die Ladiner - a duo of Otto Demetz (1959-) and Joakin Stuffer (1969-);
both native to the Ladin community of Dolomiten, South Tirol, Italy.
Year: 2003
Scenes: Early winter's farmer life in the Alps of South Tirol.
wn.com/La Neif Ie Tumeda Die Ladiner
1. "La neif ie tumeda" = The snow has fallen (has been falling).
2. It is a Ladin folk-style song.
3. The Ladin is a sub-group of the Romansh (Rätoromanisch) people of the Alps.
4. There are about 30,000 speakers of the Ladin language.
5. There are about 5 to 7 dialects of the Ladin language.
6. There are about 5 to 7 different writing systems for the Ladin.
7. For decades, people have not been able to agree on a standard writing system.
8. In recent years, efforts have been made to create a standard Ladin.
9. The subtitle text is written in a form close to the proposed standard Ladin.
10. The Ladin live in the valleys of South Tirol, which is a German autonomous region of Italy.
11. Like all Romansh people, the Ladin have been living in close contact with the Germans.
12. The Romansh culture has been influenced by both the Latins and the Germanics.
13. The Romansh language have been so heavily romanized that it now counts as part of the Latin language group. Its origin is presumed to be related to the Celtics.
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Music and Lyrics: Stuffer Reinhart
Band: Die Ladiner - a duo of Otto Demetz (1959-) and Joakin Stuffer (1969-);
both native to the Ladin community of Dolomiten, South Tirol, Italy.
Year: 2003
Scenes: Early winter's farmer life in the Alps of South Tirol.
- published: 31 Jul 2012
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Guarda village winter stroll , Graubünden, Switzerland
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- Duration: 21:56
- Updated: 09 Mar 2015
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Guarda, lower Engadin, Graubünden , Switzerland
Architectural Heritage village , Romansh language area .
Date is correct, not the time.
Sorry for the electric...
Guarda, lower Engadin, Graubünden , Switzerland
Architectural Heritage village , Romansh language area .
Date is correct, not the time.
Sorry for the electric beeps (no clue) , audio is not needed.
wn.com/Guarda Village Winter Stroll , Graubünden, Switzerland
Guarda, lower Engadin, Graubünden , Switzerland
Architectural Heritage village , Romansh language area .
Date is correct, not the time.
Sorry for the electric beeps (no clue) , audio is not needed.
- published: 09 Mar 2015
- views: 393
18) SWITZERLAND "Viver senza tei" Furbaz [Eurovision 1989: Final]
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- Duration: 5:06
- Updated: 21 Jun 2013
- views: 1090
Eurovision 1989 Official Playlist
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoxJegdf0EC6WNoPLjuXvD0tJlmxHR9ET
Song information
Country: Switzerland
Artist(s): M...
Eurovision 1989 Official Playlist
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoxJegdf0EC6WNoPLjuXvD0tJlmxHR9ET
Song information
Country: Switzerland
Artist(s): Marie Louise Werth, Ursin Defuns, Gion Defuns & Giusep Quinter
As: Furbaz
Language: Romansh
Composer(s): Marie Louise Werth
Lyricist(s): Marie Louise Werth
Conductor: Benoît Kaufman
Finals performance
Final result: 13th
Final points: 47
"Viver senza tei" ("To live without you") was the Swiss entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 1989.
After Celine Dion's win the previous year, Switzerland were the host country for the Eurovision Song Contest 1989, held in Lausanne. Furbaz sang "Viver senza tei" for Switzerland in the Romansh language, the first (and to date only) time the language was used at Eurovision. The song was composed by band member Marie Louise Werth.
Furbaz performed 18th on the night of the contest, following Cyprus's Fani Polymeri and Giannis Savvidakis singing "Apopse As Vrethume" and preceding Greece's Mariana Efstratiou singing "To Dhiko Su Asteri". The song received 47 points, placing 13th in a field of 22.
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Eurovision 1989 Official Playlist
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoxJegdf0EC6WNoPLjuXvD0tJlmxHR9ET
Song information
Country: Switzerland
Artist(s): Marie Louise Werth, Ursin Defuns, Gion Defuns & Giusep Quinter
As: Furbaz
Language: Romansh
Composer(s): Marie Louise Werth
Lyricist(s): Marie Louise Werth
Conductor: Benoît Kaufman
Finals performance
Final result: 13th
Final points: 47
"Viver senza tei" ("To live without you") was the Swiss entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 1989.
After Celine Dion's win the previous year, Switzerland were the host country for the Eurovision Song Contest 1989, held in Lausanne. Furbaz sang "Viver senza tei" for Switzerland in the Romansh language, the first (and to date only) time the language was used at Eurovision. The song was composed by band member Marie Louise Werth.
Furbaz performed 18th on the night of the contest, following Cyprus's Fani Polymeri and Giannis Savvidakis singing "Apopse As Vrethume" and preceding Greece's Mariana Efstratiou singing "To Dhiko Su Asteri". The song received 47 points, placing 13th in a field of 22.
- published: 21 Jun 2013
- views: 1090
Romansh traffic signs and street panels
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- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 15 Apr 2014
- views: 181
Street panels and traffic signs in Engadin, Graubünden, Switzerland.
Language is Romansh, ISO 639-3 rm.
According to Hull 1982, this is a variety of the Padania...
Street panels and traffic signs in Engadin, Graubünden, Switzerland.
Language is Romansh, ISO 639-3 rm.
According to Hull 1982, this is a variety of the Padanian language.
Photos by Claudi Meneghin © 2011.
References
Hull, Geoffrey (1982) The Linguistic Unity of Northern Italy and Rhaetia, PhD Thesis
See also
www.squidoo.com/padaneis
wn.com/Romansh Traffic Signs And Street Panels
Street panels and traffic signs in Engadin, Graubünden, Switzerland.
Language is Romansh, ISO 639-3 rm.
According to Hull 1982, this is a variety of the Padanian language.
Photos by Claudi Meneghin © 2011.
References
Hull, Geoffrey (1982) The Linguistic Unity of Northern Italy and Rhaetia, PhD Thesis
See also
www.squidoo.com/padaneis
- published: 15 Apr 2014
- views: 181
Schweiz - Graubünden - Part 3 von 4 - Tarasp-Schloss-Davos-Sertig-Klosters
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- Duration: 7:22
- Updated: 07 May 2010
- views: 2717
Tarasp is a municipality in the district of Inn in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. Its eleven settlements are situated within the Lower Engadin valley along the...
Tarasp is a municipality in the district of Inn in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. Its eleven settlements are situated within the Lower Engadin valley along the Inn River, at the foot of the Sesvenna Range.
Original a Romansh language area, the majority of the population today speaks High Alemannic German. Unlike the surrounding municipalities, the Tarasp parish is mainly Catholic.
Tarasp Castle (German: Schloss Tarasp, is a castle located in Switzerland, near Tarasp, in Lower Engadin, Graubünden.
The Sertig Valley is located in the municipality of Davos, south of the town, in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. It is a lateral valley of the Landwasser valley. The small village of Sertig Dörfli (at 1,861 m) is accessible by road.
Davos is a municipality in the district of Prättigau/Davos in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland.
It is located on the Landwasser River, in the Swiss Alps, between the Plessur and Albula Range. At 1,560 meters (5,118 ft), it is the highest city in Europe.
Davos has a dual claim to fame as the host to the World Economic Forum (WEF), an annual meeting of global political and business elites (often referred to simply as Davos), and the home of the largest ski resort in Switzerland, serving as the site of the annual Spengler Cup ice hockey tournament, hosted by the HC Davos local hockey team.
Klosters is a municipality in the district of Prättigau/Davos in the Swiss canton of Graubünden.
Its well-known ski resort lies 150 km (93 mi) from Zurich, the nearest international airport. Transfer time is about 1.5 hours. Klosters is 10 km (6 mi) from Davos. It is a popular ski location and the slopes are easily accessible via a large cable car.
wn.com/Schweiz Graubünden Part 3 Von 4 Tarasp Schloss Davos Sertig Klosters
Tarasp is a municipality in the district of Inn in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. Its eleven settlements are situated within the Lower Engadin valley along the Inn River, at the foot of the Sesvenna Range.
Original a Romansh language area, the majority of the population today speaks High Alemannic German. Unlike the surrounding municipalities, the Tarasp parish is mainly Catholic.
Tarasp Castle (German: Schloss Tarasp, is a castle located in Switzerland, near Tarasp, in Lower Engadin, Graubünden.
The Sertig Valley is located in the municipality of Davos, south of the town, in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. It is a lateral valley of the Landwasser valley. The small village of Sertig Dörfli (at 1,861 m) is accessible by road.
Davos is a municipality in the district of Prättigau/Davos in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland.
It is located on the Landwasser River, in the Swiss Alps, between the Plessur and Albula Range. At 1,560 meters (5,118 ft), it is the highest city in Europe.
Davos has a dual claim to fame as the host to the World Economic Forum (WEF), an annual meeting of global political and business elites (often referred to simply as Davos), and the home of the largest ski resort in Switzerland, serving as the site of the annual Spengler Cup ice hockey tournament, hosted by the HC Davos local hockey team.
Klosters is a municipality in the district of Prättigau/Davos in the Swiss canton of Graubünden.
Its well-known ski resort lies 150 km (93 mi) from Zurich, the nearest international airport. Transfer time is about 1.5 hours. Klosters is 10 km (6 mi) from Davos. It is a popular ski location and the slopes are easily accessible via a large cable car.
- published: 07 May 2010
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"Allegra chers passagers" - Scuol/Tarasp station, Switzerland
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- Duration: 0:16
- Updated: 12 Jun 2010
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Romansh language in the train - -
Langue romanche dans le train - -
Rumantsch Sprache im Zug - -
Língua romanche no trem
Romansh language in the train - -
Langue romanche dans le train - -
Rumantsch Sprache im Zug - -
Língua romanche no trem
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Romansh language in the train - -
Langue romanche dans le train - -
Rumantsch Sprache im Zug - -
Língua romanche no trem
- published: 12 Jun 2010
- views: 2154
Trying to Speak Different Languages
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- Duration: 4:14
- Updated: 09 May 2014
- views: 1297054
Tried to say "I love you" in 10 different languages sorry if i fail :)
xx
Vine - Jc Caylen
Snapchat - chamclouder
http://twitter.com/jccaylen
http://instagra...
Tried to say "I love you" in 10 different languages sorry if i fail :)
xx
Vine - Jc Caylen
Snapchat - chamclouder
http://twitter.com/jccaylen
http://instagram.com/jccaylen
http://youtube.com/lifewithjc
wn.com/Trying To Speak Different Languages
Tried to say "I love you" in 10 different languages sorry if i fail :)
xx
Vine - Jc Caylen
Snapchat - chamclouder
http://twitter.com/jccaylen
http://instagram.com/jccaylen
http://youtube.com/lifewithjc
- published: 09 May 2014
- views: 1297054
Languages of Europe
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- Duration: 10:13
- Updated: 25 May 2014
- views: 9650
A free tour around Europe
Eastern European Languages:
Russian русский
Georgian ქართული
Armenian հայերեն
Ukrainian Український
Belarusian беларускі
Moldovan rom...
A free tour around Europe
Eastern European Languages:
Russian русский
Georgian ქართული
Armenian հայերեն
Ukrainian Український
Belarusian беларускі
Moldovan român
Romanian român
Bulgarian български
Polish polski
Hungarian magyar
Slovak slovenská
Serbian српски
Macedonian македонски
Czech čeština
Croatian hrvatski
Montenegrin crnogorski
Bosnian bosanski
Albanian shqiptar
Slovenian slovenščina
Northern European:
Lithuanian Lietuvos
Danish dansk
Swedish svenska
Latvian latviešu
Norwegian norsk
Estonian eesti
Finnish suomalainen
Icelandic íslenska
Southern European:
Cypriot Greek ελληνικά
Greek ελληνικά
Maltese malti
Italian italiano
Spanish español
Portuguese português
Sammarinese Italian italiano
Western European:
German Deutsch
Dutch Nederlands
Romansh rumantsch
French français
Luxembourgish lëtzebuergesch
Scottish Gaelic gàidhlig
English
Welsh cymraeg
Irish gaeilge
Catalan català
wn.com/Languages Of Europe
A free tour around Europe
Eastern European Languages:
Russian русский
Georgian ქართული
Armenian հայերեն
Ukrainian Український
Belarusian беларускі
Moldovan român
Romanian român
Bulgarian български
Polish polski
Hungarian magyar
Slovak slovenská
Serbian српски
Macedonian македонски
Czech čeština
Croatian hrvatski
Montenegrin crnogorski
Bosnian bosanski
Albanian shqiptar
Slovenian slovenščina
Northern European:
Lithuanian Lietuvos
Danish dansk
Swedish svenska
Latvian latviešu
Norwegian norsk
Estonian eesti
Finnish suomalainen
Icelandic íslenska
Southern European:
Cypriot Greek ελληνικά
Greek ελληνικά
Maltese malti
Italian italiano
Spanish español
Portuguese português
Sammarinese Italian italiano
Western European:
German Deutsch
Dutch Nederlands
Romansh rumantsch
French français
Luxembourgish lëtzebuergesch
Scottish Gaelic gàidhlig
English
Welsh cymraeg
Irish gaeilge
Catalan català
- published: 25 May 2014
- views: 9650
Corin Curschellas in interview — Swiss Music Prize 2014
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- Duration: 5:23
- Updated: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 907
Corin Curschellas was born in Chur in 1956 and trained as a primary school teacher before studying drama and musical theory in Zurich. Following a number years ...
Corin Curschellas was born in Chur in 1956 and trained as a primary school teacher before studying drama and musical theory in Zurich. Following a number years spent abroad in Berlin, Paris and elsewhere, she returned to Rueun in the canton of Graubünden. Since then, she has immersed herself in the tradition of Romansh-language folk songs. She arranges and interprets old Romansh songs, giving them a fresh, contemporary feel. In her songbook “La Grischa” (2013), Curschellas offers reworked versions of popular folk songs in the Rhaeto-Romanic language together with background information on the canton’s folk music heritage.
As well as producing her own stage, theatre and festival performances, she also works with a wide range of different musical styles, instruments and languages. Corin Curschellas has received the recognition award of the city of Chur as well as of the canton of Graubünden.
Swiss Music Prize 2014
Edited by Federal Office of Culture, Berne
Project manager: Martine Chalverat, Alexandra Talman
Art directors: Julien Gremaud, Noémie Gygax
Interview and production: Julien Gremaud
Direction and editing: Olivier Bemer
Sound designer: Aurélien Hamm
Translation: Florian Buerki, Emanuele Marcuccio
Graphic design: Noémie Gygax
http://www.swissmusicprize.ch
wn.com/Corin Curschellas In Interview — Swiss Music Prize 2014
Corin Curschellas was born in Chur in 1956 and trained as a primary school teacher before studying drama and musical theory in Zurich. Following a number years spent abroad in Berlin, Paris and elsewhere, she returned to Rueun in the canton of Graubünden. Since then, she has immersed herself in the tradition of Romansh-language folk songs. She arranges and interprets old Romansh songs, giving them a fresh, contemporary feel. In her songbook “La Grischa” (2013), Curschellas offers reworked versions of popular folk songs in the Rhaeto-Romanic language together with background information on the canton’s folk music heritage.
As well as producing her own stage, theatre and festival performances, she also works with a wide range of different musical styles, instruments and languages. Corin Curschellas has received the recognition award of the city of Chur as well as of the canton of Graubünden.
Swiss Music Prize 2014
Edited by Federal Office of Culture, Berne
Project manager: Martine Chalverat, Alexandra Talman
Art directors: Julien Gremaud, Noémie Gygax
Interview and production: Julien Gremaud
Direction and editing: Olivier Bemer
Sound designer: Aurélien Hamm
Translation: Florian Buerki, Emanuele Marcuccio
Graphic design: Noémie Gygax
http://www.swissmusicprize.ch
- published: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 907
Top 10 Swiss German Phrases - Zurich, Switzerland Travel Guide
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- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 12 May 2010
- views: 41117
Switzerland has four main local languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Of which German, in fact Swiss German, is the most common. Here are our top ten...
Switzerland has four main local languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Of which German, in fact Swiss German, is the most common. Here are our top ten phrases to know in German
# 10: if you want to ask directions from somebody, say, "wo ist?" which means "where is"
# 9: for goodbye, it is "auf wiedersehen".
# 8: if you have reached your destination and you want your taxi driver to stop just, say "halt". "Halt" which means stop.
# 7: when you are looking for the bathroom, say "wo ist eine toilette?" which means "where is the bathroom".
# 6: if you want to ask the price while shopping, say "wie viel?" which means "how much?".
# 5: to ask someone if they speak English use "sprechen zie Englisch?". You might get a reply "Ja" which means "Yes" or "Nein" which means "NO".
# 4: in case of an emergency, say "hilfe" which means "Help".
# 3: for apologizing, use "entschuldigung" which means "sorry".
# 2: "thank you" is "danke"
And the top phrase is "gruetzi" which means "hello". I am Nadia Migdal showing you Switzerland.
wn.com/Top 10 Swiss German Phrases Zurich, Switzerland Travel Guide
Switzerland has four main local languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Of which German, in fact Swiss German, is the most common. Here are our top ten phrases to know in German
# 10: if you want to ask directions from somebody, say, "wo ist?" which means "where is"
# 9: for goodbye, it is "auf wiedersehen".
# 8: if you have reached your destination and you want your taxi driver to stop just, say "halt". "Halt" which means stop.
# 7: when you are looking for the bathroom, say "wo ist eine toilette?" which means "where is the bathroom".
# 6: if you want to ask the price while shopping, say "wie viel?" which means "how much?".
# 5: to ask someone if they speak English use "sprechen zie Englisch?". You might get a reply "Ja" which means "Yes" or "Nein" which means "NO".
# 4: in case of an emergency, say "hilfe" which means "Help".
# 3: for apologizing, use "entschuldigung" which means "sorry".
# 2: "thank you" is "danke"
And the top phrase is "gruetzi" which means "hello". I am Nadia Migdal showing you Switzerland.
- published: 12 May 2010
- views: 41117
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Speaking Romansh in Switzerland
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Romansh Phrasebook
Romansh e-Phrasebook. Romansh is a language of Switzerland.
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Roman(sh) Language Song in the mountains of Roman(ia)
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National Anthem of Switzerland in Romansh language - Psalm Svizzer
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ta salida il carstgaun,
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How to Change windows 7 region and language format to Romansh (Switzerland)
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ELUVEITIE - The Call Of The Mountains (OFFICIAL MULTILINGUAL TRACK)
The official track 'THE CALL OF THE MOUNTAIN', for ELUVEITIE's New album ORIGINS. This one...
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Amalia Malchiodi Pt. 1 - Romansh
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La neif ie tumeda - Die Ladiner
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FBI: 'Simply Too Early' To Say If San Bernardino iPhone Useful
Edit WorldNews.com 06 Apr 2016
The public war of words between the FBI and Apple may have faded, but behind the scenes federal officials said investigators were able to access the locked iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino, Calif ... He said the FBI will make that decision only after a final analysis of the phone’s data. "If and when it becomes appropriate to disclose it, we will. We understand the public interest....
photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb
Gaza Archaeologists Clamber To Salvage Unearthed Church On Gaza Building Site
Edit WorldNews.com 06 Apr 2016
Disputes over contested territory isn’t the only kind of fighting going on in the Gaza Strip lately as archaeologists and government officials are engaged in an all-out war to save an ancient church unearthed on a Gaza construction site, a RawStory.com via Agence-France-Press report said Wednesday.The site is believe to contain a church or cathedral dating back to at least the 7th century, the report said....
photo: AP / John Locher
Manny Pacquiao Attacked In California
Edit Peace FM Online 06 Apr 2016
Superstar Manny Pacquiao was almost the victim of physical assault on Monday in Hollywood, California as he enjoyed a luncheon at a Japanese restaurant. According to reports in Philippine media outlets, Pacquiao was attacked in the parking lot of the establishment as he was getting into his Ferrari. An assailant, a white male, threw a punch at Manny and shouted foul language at him ... . . . ....
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For Swiss PhD Triathlete Bank CEO Three Languages Aren't Enough
Edit Bloomberg 16 Dec 2015
With four national languages, including Romansh, a language spoken by about 35,000 people in the mountainous east, Swiss business leaders, government and financial institutions face a unique challenge among major industrialized countries ... canton of Vaud gave an acceptance speech using each of the four national languages, including Romansh....
Exploring Switzerland's only national park
Edit The Independent 29 Jul 2014
The Chamanna Cluozza ("chamanna" means "hut" in Romansh, the language in these parts) was built in 1910, four years before Switzerland created a national park around it ... I was welcomed to Il Fuorn by Sonja, its charming, Romansh-speaking manager. Thankfully, we found a common language in French, so she was able to tell me to look ......
A fading language finds new life in literature
Edit Deutsche Welle 14 Mar 2014
Sursilvan is one of five dialects in the Romansh language ... About 50,000 to 60,000 people still speak Romansh, which, alongside German, French, and Italian, is an official language of Switzerland ... Romansh is a minority language ... At that time, women weren't allowed to vote, but 92 percent of the men voted to make Romansh an official national language ... Romansh Grischun, a unifying language for all novels stemming from Graübunden....
Viletta gives Swiss region its finest sports hour
Edit The Charlotte Observer 14 Feb 2014
KRASNAYA POLYANA, Switzerland Quietly and modestly, Sandro Viletta added some more Romansh to Valentine's Day ... Cologna is another of the 70,000 people who speak Switzerland's fourth and smallest officially recognized national language, which is derived from Latin ... Back at home, the Romansh-language Radio Grischa station reported that the church bells in Viletta's home village of La Punt rang for 30 minutes to celebrate his victory....
Contest Aims to Get Swiss Singing a Different Tune
Edit The New York Times 13 Dec 2013
BERN, Switzerland — On a recent afternoon in the old heart of this city, Jean-Daniel Gerber, the 67-year-old president of the Swiss Society for Public Good, was busy explaining to a room full of journalists the rules for a most unusual songwriting contest. Entries must have three verses that are easily singable in French, German, Italian, and Romansh, a language spoken by only about 60,000 people, mostly in southeastern Switzerland ... ....
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