Switzerland has a land area of only 40,000 square kilometers. Why should we establish four official languages?

Switzerland, with a land area of only 40,000 square kilometers, has established four official languages, which is mainly due to its comprehensive geographical location and population structure. Switzerland is indeed a small country worthy of the name. The national population is only over 8 million, which is less than 1% of our family. But there are more official languages than our country, reaching four. It is really incredible that four languages coexist at the same time, which is really rare in history.

Switzerland has four languages, namely German, French, Italian and Romance. This is because of Switzerland's unique geographical location. Although Switzerland is a small landlocked country, there are many rich countries around it, which have a far-reaching influence on Switzerland. Switzerland's wealth cannot be separated from them. Switzerland's neighboring countries are Germany, Italy and France, and it is precisely because of this that these three languages will become the official of Switzerland.

Secondly, Switzerland is mainly composed of four kinds of people, namely Germans, French, Italians and Romans. Because there are four people, there are four languages. In Switzerland, Germans are the majority, accounting for 62.6%, 22.9%, 8.2% and 0.5% respectively, among which Roma are the least, so Switzerland is mainly German, French and Italian, because the larger the population, the more people there are.

This can also be said to be a major feature of Switzerland, because it reflects the diversity of Swiss language and culture, and this unique language and culture of Switzerland has also had a very far-reaching impact on Switzerland. The most commendable thing is that although there are many languages, they do not affect each other, which has always been a very difficult thing. It seems that Switzerland's prosperity also has its reasons. If you are in other countries, it may be difficult to get along with. Switzerland is really.