how to say goodbye in swiss

In Switzerland, there are four official languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Here are some ways to say "goodbye" in each of these languages:

Swiss German:

• "Auf Wiedersehen" (formal) – pronounced "ow-fee-DA-gen"
• "Tschüss" (informal) – pronounced "CHOO-iss"
• "Bis bald" (see you soon) – pronounced "bis balt"
• "Mach’s gut" (take care) – pronounced "mahks goot"

Swiss French:

• "Au revoir" (formal) – pronounced "oh-reh-VWAHR"
• "À bientôt" (see you soon) – pronounced "ah byen-TOH"
• "À plus tard" (see you later) – pronounced "ah ploo tahr"
• "Salut" (informal) – pronounced "sah-LOO"

Swiss Italian:

• "Arrivederci" (formal) – pronounced "ah-ree-vay-DER-chee"
• "Ciao" (informal) – pronounced "CHOW"
• "Ci vediamo" (see you soon) – pronounced "chee vay-DAH-moh"
• "Buona giornata" (have a good day) – pronounced "BWOH-nah jor-NAH-tah"

Romansh:

• "Adiau" (formal) – pronounced "ah-DEE-ow"
• "Ciau" (informal) – pronounced "CHOW"
• "A revair" (see you soon) – pronounced "ah reh-VAIR"
• "Stai bain" (take care) – pronounced "STAH-ee BAHN"

Note that these are just a few examples, and there may be variations depending on the region and dialect.