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Otherwise, you’ll conduct your banking business with a representative who is fluent in one of the four official languages in Switzerland — French, German, Italian or Romansh.

Switzerland has four national languages — German, French, Italian and Romansh, the first being the most widely spoken.

It’s Switzerland’s fifth language, along with French, German, Italian and Romansh, and is still spoken by a handful of people.

We wouldn’t see the sun until more than a whole day later, in Sils-Maria in the canton of Graubünden, where Romansh, a descendant of Latin, is spoken.

Romansh, one of the four national languages of Switzerland, is now spoken fluently by fewer than 100,000 people.