French Swiss
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Over 900, 000 |
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| Swiss French |
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| French people, German Swiss, Italian Swiss, Romansh people |
The Swiss French are the second largest ethnolinguistic group of Switzerland. They compromise 18% of the population, or 900, 000 people.[1]
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