how to say how are you in swiss german

In Swiss German, there are several ways to ask “How are you?” depending on the region and dialect. Here are a few common ones:

* “Wie gaht’s?” (pronounced “vee gah-tz”) – This is a common way to ask “How are you?” in many Swiss German dialects.
* “Wie bisch?” (pronounced “vee beesh”) – This is used in some Western Swiss German dialects, such as Bernese German.
* “Wia gots?” (pronounced “vee-ah gohts”) – This is used in some Eastern Swiss German dialects, such as Zurich German.
* “Wie häsch’s?” (pronounced “vee heh-sh-tz”) – This is used in some Southern Swiss German dialects, such as Lucerne German.

To respond to these questions, you can use the following phrases:

* “I’m good” – “Mir gaht’s guet” (pronounced “meer gah-tz goo-et”)
* “I’m fine” – “Mir häsch’s guet” (pronounced “meer heh-sh-tz goo-et”)
* “I’m not so good” – “Mir gaht’s nid so guet” (pronounced “meer gah-tz neet zoh goo-et”)

Keep in mind that Swiss German is a highly dialectical language, and the pronunciation and vocabulary can vary greatly depending on the region and speaker. However, the phrases above should be widely understood throughout Switzerland.