Let's start with four national languages. You see correctly: four! Ok, the fourth one is only spoken by about 60,000 people, but since the Swiss Railways and Swiss Air also label their trains and planes in Romansh, we have to take the matter seriously and wish you "Allegra e baignvegni en Svizra. Hopefully, that was right. You probably will see way nore choclate, cheese and banks than Romansh speakers, but if you are strolling along old and lonely paths in the forests and mountains of the Grisons, you may well come across one of these rare specimens of Swissness. Chances are high, that you fail to notice your luck and confound the specimen with an Italian speaking swiss from Ticino or even worse an Italian tourist with dubious pronunciation. Anyway, after some Herbal schaps bitter, everything and -one will sound Romansh to you.