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How do you say no in Swiss?

Here are some ways to say "no" in Swiss, depending on the region and context:

Standard Swiss German:

* (pronounced "neh") - This is the most common and informal way to say no.

* Nein (pronounced "nine") - This is the more formal and standard German way to say no.

* (pronounced "noo") - Another common informal way to say no, especially in the Bernese region.

Regional Variations:

* Nei (pronounced "nay") - Used in some regions, especially in the south.

* Nöi (pronounced "noy") - Another regional variation, often used in the Bernese region.

It's important to note:

* Swiss German has many regional variations. The specific word used for "no" may vary depending on the region you are in.

* The informal versions like "nö" and "nü" are very common in everyday conversation. However, you might want to use "nein" in more formal situations.

For example, if you are talking to a friend, you can use "nö". But if you are talking to a teacher or an official, you would probably use "nein".

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