Romansh
Ninety years ago, anyone who addressed letters or packets using Romansh place names did so in vain: the postal services simply would not deliver them. This only changed in 1938 when Romansh (or “Rumantsch”, as its speakers call it) was recognised as Switzerland’s fourth national language, alongside German, French and Italian. With great success: today, “our” language belongs to the Swiss cultural scene as much as skiing belongs to the Engadin winter.
During these intensive and holiday courses, you’ll immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Romansh language.
During these intensive and holiday courses, you’ll immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Romansh language.
