Çhengaghyn yn Elveeish | |
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Çhengey oikoil | Frangish (Romandie) |
Çhengaghyn sthie-arragh mooarey | Albaanish, Baarle, Croitish, Portiugish, Serbish, Spaainish, Turkish as Ookraanish. |
Preeu-çhengaghyn joarree | Baarle |
Çhengey chowree | Çhengey Chowree Ghermaanish yn Elveeish, Çhengey Chowree Rangish, Çhengey Chowree Iddaalish[1] |
Aarlagh claare ogheragh cadjin |
T'ad ny kiare çhengaghyn oikoil 'syn Elveeish na Germaanish, Frangish, Iddaalish, as Romansh.[2] Cha nel staydys oikoil ashoonagh agh ec tree jeh ny çhengaghyn shen: y Ghermaanish, y Rangish, as yn Iddaalish.[3]
Ta'n Ghermaanish ny çhengey ghooghyssagh da 64% jeh sleih ny çheerey (4.6 millioonyn), 20% (1.5 millioon) nyn Vrangisheyryn, 6.5% (0.5 villioon) nyn Iddaalisheyryn, as ny sloo na 0.5% (35,000) nyn Romansheyryn.[4]
Ta'n ard Germaanish (Deutschschweiz) ny lhie ayns twoaie as meanagh ny çheerey, yn ard Frangish (Romandie) 'syn eear, as yn ard Iddaalish (Svizzera Italiana) 'sy jiass. Ta lught loayrit ny Romansh beg foast ayn Grischun 'sy niar. Ta ny cantoonyn Fribourg, Berne as Valais nyn gantoonyn daa-hengagh. Ta Grischun ny chantoon tree-hengagh dy oikoil.
Imraaghyn
- ↑ (Iddaalish) Sguardo su una lingua e una realtà lavorativa - Articolo - VPOD SSP regione Ticino. Feddynit er 18-06-2009
- ↑ (Baarle) "The Federal Constitution of the Swiss Confederation, article 4". Er ny hashtey veih yn lhieggan bunneydagh er 2014-10-23. Feddynit magh er 2009-04-30.
- ↑ (Frangish) ""Diversité des langues et compétences linguistiques en Suisse". Er ny hashtey veih yn lhieggan bunneydagh er 2012-06-03. Feddynit magh er 2009-04-30.
- ↑ Lüdi, Georges; Werlen, Iwar (2005). "Recensement Fédéral de la Population 2000 — Le Paysage Linguistique en Suisse" (Portable Document Format) (ayns Frangish, Germaanish, as Iddaalish). Neuchâtel: Office fédéral de la statistique. Feddynit magh er 5 Jerrey Geuree 2006.
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