Question

Research the traditional costumes in Switzerland and the distinctive dress of Swiss people. Write a description in French, using the passé composé and imparfait tenses, about the way the Swiss used to dress from any decade in the early twentieth century of your choice. Include your opinions about the clothes, such as how comfortable and practical the clothes seem to be. Also, compare the dress from that decade to current fashion trends, using comparatives and superlatives.

Answer 1

Histoire En 1848, la Suisse a proclamé que le gouvernement fédéral de la Suisse serait le garant officiel du franc suisse. En 1850, le franc suisse primaire a été présenté; il était comparable au franc français. En 1865, la Suisse s'est avérée importante pour l'Union monétaire latine, qui comprenait la France, l'Italie, la Suisse et la Belgique. La Suisse a choisi de devenir importante pour le système du bois de Brent en 1945. Le franc a été fixé au dollar américain à 4,375 francs = 1 USD. De 2003 à 2006, le franc suisse était stable face à l'euro. En 2008, le franc suisse était estimé plus haut que l'USD. En 2010, le neuvième arrangement de Francs a été présenté. En 2011, l'Union européenne a exprimé que le "franc est un danger pour l'économie" et cela a fait plonger le franc

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Answer 2

History

In 1848, Switzerland declared that the Federal Government of Switzerland will be the official issuer of the Swiss Franc.

In 1850, the first Swiss Franc was introduced; it was on par with the French Franc.

In 1865, Switzerland became part of the Latin Monetary Union, which consisted of France, Italy, Switzerland, and Belgium.

Switzerland decided to become part of the Brent Wood System in 1945. The Franc was pegged to the US Dollar at 4.375 Francs = 1 USD.

From 2003 to 2006, the Swiss Franc was stable against the Euro.

In 2008, the Swiss Franc was valued higher than the USD.

In 2010, the 9th series of Francs was introduced.

In 2011, the European Union stated that the “Franc is a threat to the economy” and this caused the Franc to plunge