Allegra! Have you ever heard a sentence in Romansh? In our newest episode, you'll get to hear several, spoken by the Romansh news anchor Livio Chistell.

You'll get to find out more about:

• Where this language comes from
• Where it's spoken
• What it's like to grow up and work in a Romansh-speaking area
• How you can discover more about the language
• And of course, what it sounds like.

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Federal tax, cantonal tax, municipal tax, and church tax...

If you're planning to live in Switzerland or you've just arrived, you may be bewildered by the many different types of taxes in Switzerland. You'll need to learn about:

- What types of taxes you will pay.

- How they will be paid.

- What deadlines you need to observe.

- How to reduce your tax bill.

- How to avoid double taxation, especially if you worked in your home country for part of the year.

In this episode, tax expert Martin Beiner explains the different types of taxes in Switzerland and how to best manage them as an expat.

To watch the video version of this episode, visit our YouTube channel using the link below: It's Tax Time: Taxes in Switzerland with Martin Beiner

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Schwingen, Steinstossen, Hornussen... Switzerland is home to several unique sports.

Hornussen is one of the most popular, known for the small 'nouss' that looks like a hockey puck and the 'schindel', the wooden paddle reminiscent of a pizzaiolo's shovel. The sport contains elements of golf and baseball and is mainly played in the Bern and Solothurn region.

In this episode, Sandra Widmer from the Swiss Hornussen Association explains hornussen's origins, rules, and why it's a great activity to get involved with for both for locals and for expats.

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