In Rumantsch Grischun, the written standard: “A bun ans vesair!”. In the idioms: Sursilvan “Sin seveser!”, Sutsilvan “Sen saver!”, Surmiran “A reveir!”, Puter “A revair!”, Vallader “A revair!”.
| Idiom | Romansh | |
|---|---|---|
| Sursilvan | Sin seveser! | |
| Sutsilvan | Sen saver! | |
| Surmiran | A reveir! | |
| Puter | A revair! † | |
| Vallader | A revair! † | |
| Rumantsch Grischun | A bun ans vesair! |
▶ Computer voice (OmniVoice, CC BY-NC) – a rough guide that may not sound like the local idiom. All clips are computer voice for now.
† Not in the Lia Rumantscha dictionary (Pledari Grond): chosen by machine translation and how often the form is used in Romansh texts. Puter and Vallader have no searchable dictionary here.
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Sources and licence
Phrases and numbers for Rumantsch Grischun, Sursilvan, Sutsilvan and Surmiran: Pledari Grond dictionary, © Lia Rumantscha, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Clerina selected the entries and ranked them by how often they are used in Romansh texts (ZurichNLP); punctuation may be adapted. Entries marked † – mostly Puter and Vallader, whose dictionary cannot be searched here – were proposed by the ZurichNLP Romansh translation model (CC BY-NC 4.0) and still need a check by native speakers. Audio: computer voice (OmniVoice, CC BY-NC), checked by a Romansh speech recogniser – a rough guide only. Clerina is an independent, non-commercial project; Lia Rumantscha and ZurichNLP do not endorse it. Last checked: 2026-10-24.