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Switzerland's greetings? In Zurich it's "Greuzi", in Bern it's "Grusse". Swiss people can tell where each other are from just by how they pronounce it. It is not greuzi it is "Gr眉ezi", but we have many dialects(accents), like "Griessach" With close friends and family you could say "hi" by pronouncing it "Hoy". (Rhymes with soy...) But this is a very Just depend where in Switzerland Depending on the language, people greet differently. In Switzerland, where it borders with Germany, they greet in German, and the same where it borders with the other two countries. I live in Geneva and here you would greet in French (Bonjour) and kiss three times, alternating cheeks. I hope this helps! |
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