Re:San Francisco to Spend $1.7M to Build a Single Public Toilet
by someuser4234 on Thursday October 20, 2022 @12:49PM
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Is German or French more common?
I knew someone in S.F. who married a woman from Switzerland roughly 5 years ago and moved out there...did you work at a software consulting company in S.F.?
Re:San Francisco to Spend $1.7M to Build a Single Public Toilet
by firefoxkekw on Thursday October 20, 2022 @01:30PM
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Hi,
Is German or French more common? >
It depends base on the canton, but in the overall swiss german is more spoken than french.
I knew someone in S.F. who married a woman from Switzerland roughly 5 years ago and moved out there...did you work at a software consulting company in S.F.? >
Can't be me, I'm a female ^^.
Re:San Francisco to Spend $1.7M to Build a Single Public Toilet
by baby on Thursday October 20, 2022 @09:05PM
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Depends where you go in Switzerland, my understanding is that the country is sort of divided into two parts depending on language. Same as in Belgium.
Re:San Francisco to Spend $1.7M to Build a Single Public Toilet
by dgellow on Friday October 21, 2022 @12:32AM
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3 parts: German-speaking, French-speaking, Italian-speaking
The ~west speaks French (we call the region Romandie), south-east speaks Italian (canton of Ticino), the rest speaks (Swiss-)German.
It only took me about a year of about 2 hours per day learning german as my third language to feel confident enough to apply for a job that was similar enough to what I got in S.F, I was hired in about a week at a financial institution as an applied data scientist in the fraud deparment. Could probably have tried earlier but wanted to be able to integrated decently into the swiss society without feeling I was leeching too much.