Swisi
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| Mokáno mwa ekólo: (none) | |||||
| Loyémbo ya lokúmú: Swiss Psalm | |||||
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| Mbóka-mokonzi | Bern (engúmba mokonzi fedelali) | ||||
| Engúmba monɛ́nɛ koleka | Zurich | ||||
| Nkótá ya lɛ́ta | Lialémani, Lifalansé, Litaliano, Rumanch Grischun (fr: Romanche) | ||||
| Nkótá ya ekólo | |||||
| Mokonzi
Federal Council
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Ekólo Fedelali Moritz Leuenberger (Vice Pres. 2005) Pascal Couchepin Joseph Deiss Samuel Schmid (Pres. 2005) Micheline Calmy-Rey Christoph Blocher Hans-Rudolf Merz |
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| Lipandá - Balobaki - Endimamaki Ekólo Fedelali |
Monkandá ya mibéko Fedelali ya 1291 1 ogusti, 1291 24 oktobele, 1648 1848 |
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| Etando • Nyɛ̂ • Mái (%) |
41,285 km² (132nd) 4.2 |
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| Mito • 2003 ndakisa-mitúya |
7 399 100 (ya 92) 7 288 010 181/km² (ya 44) |
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| BOTIBO (BOZIBI) • Nyɛ̂ • moto na moto |
2003 ndakisa-mitúya $233 billion (ya 35) ya 8 (ya 8) |
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| Mosɔlɔ | Franc Swisi (CHF) |
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| Ngonga • Summer (DST) |
CET (UTC+1) CEST (UTC+2) |
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| Internet TLD | .ch | ||||
| Calling code | +41 |
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Etápe |
[kobalola] Historia
Ekakoli ya molayi: Historia ya Swisi
[kobalola] Politiki
Ekakoli ya molayi: Politiki ya Swisi
[kobalola] Bakanton (Provinsi Fedelali)
Ekakoli ya molayi: Bakanton ya Swisi
[kobalola] Jyografi
Ekakoli ya molayi: Jyografi ya Swisi
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| Dependencies: Akrotiri and Dhekelia2 | Faroe Islands | Gibraltar | Guernsey | Jan Mayen | Jersey | Isle of Man | Svalbard |
| 1. Country partly in Asia. 2. Usually assigned to Asia geographically, but often considered European for cultural and historical reasons. |
