It is mind-boggling to many foreigners that a small country like Switzerland has four national languages: German (actually Swiss German), Italian, French, and Romansh, though the last one is only spoken by about 60,000 people in Graubünden. Additionally, in Graubünden, three languages are spoken: German, Romansh and Italian, depending on the proximity to neighbouring linguistic regions. But no worries: you should learn the language spoken in the part of the canton where you live.