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(2/2) German is constitutionally established as the state and official language, colloquially, an Alemannic dialect predominates. Only about 12% of the population speak a language other than German as their mother tongue. Italian is the most widely spoken language with about 3 %, followed by Turkish, Spanish and the Slavic languages of the former Yugoslavia with about 1.5 - 1.8 % each.
The Roman Catholic Church is designated in the Constitution as a national church and thus enjoys the full protection of the state.
As a sign of sovereignty, the Principality of #Liechtenstein has a national flag and a national coat of arms. Since 1937, Liechtenstein has used a horizontally striped flag in the colours blue and red with a golden princely hat on the left in the blue field.
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(2/2) German is constitutionally established as the state and official language, colloquially, an Alemannic dialect predominates. Only about 12% of the population speak a language other than German as their mother tongue. Italian is the most widely spoken language with about 3 %, followed by Turkish, Spanish and the Slavic languages of the former Yugoslavia with about 1.5 - 1.8 % each.
The Roman Catholic Church is designated in the Constitution as a national church and thus enjoys the full protection of the state.
As a sign of sovereignty, the Principality of #Liechtenstein has a national flag and a national coat of arms. Since 1937, Liechtenstein has used a horizontally striped flag in the colours blue and red with a golden princely hat on the left in the blue field.
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(2/2) German is constitutionally established as the state and official language, colloquially, an Alemannic dialect predominates. Only about 12% of the population speak a language other than German as their mother tongue. Italian is the most widely spoken language with about 3 %, followed by Turkish, Spanish and the Slavic languages of the former Yugoslavia with about 1.5 - 1.8 % each.
The Roman Catholic Church is designated in the Constitution as a national church and thus enjoys the full protection of the state.
As a sign of sovereignty, the Principality of #Liechtenstein has a national flag and a national coat of arms. Since 1937, Liechtenstein has used a horizontally striped flag in the colours blue and red with a golden princely hat on the left in the blue field.
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(2/2) German is constitutionally established as the state and official language, colloquially, an Alemannic dialect predominates. Only about 12% of the population speak a language other than German as their mother tongue. Italian is the most widely spoken language with about 3 %, followed by Turkish, Spanish and the Slavic languages of the former Yugoslavia with about 1.5 - 1.8 % each.
The Roman Catholic Church is designated in the Constitution as a national church and thus enjoys the full protection of the state.
As a sign of sovereignty, the Principality of #Liechtenstein has a national flag and a national coat of arms. Since 1937, Liechtenstein has used a horizontally striped flag in the colours blue and red with a golden princely hat on the left in the blue field.
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(2/2) German is constitutionally established as the state and official language, colloquially, an Alemannic dialect predominates. Only about 12% of the population speak a language other than German as their mother tongue. Italian is the most widely spoken language with about 3 %, followed by Turkish, Spanish and the Slavic languages of the former Yugoslavia with about 1.5 - 1.8 % each.
The Roman Catholic Church is designated in the Constitution as a national church and thus enjoys the full protection of the state.
As a sign of sovereignty, the Principality of #Liechtenstein has a national flag and a national coat of arms. Since 1937, Liechtenstein has used a horizontally striped flag in the colours blue and red with a golden princely hat on the left in the blue field.
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While I apply for the #Liechtenstein citizenship, I will share with you generalities about this tiny country. 🇱🇮
Bear with me. If not interested, you can always mute/filter 🙉 the hashtag #LiechtensteinCitizenship2023
The Principality of Liechtenstein is one of the smallest states in Europe and lies between #Switzerland and #Austria. The lowest point in the country is at 430 m, while the mountain Grauspitz in the south is the highest point at 2599 m.
The summer temperatures are inviting for swimming, while in winter skiing is possible in the mountain area (Malbun).
The national territory of 160 km2 (about 25kms long) and consists of only eleven municipalities. The capital and thus the seat of the Government and the Reigning Prince is #Vaduz.
Approximately 40'000 inhabitants currently live in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Just under two thirds of the inhabitants have Liechtenstein citizenship, slightly more than one third are foreigners. (1/2)
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While I apply for the #Liechtenstein citizenship, I will share with you generalities about this tiny country. 🇱🇮
Bear with me. If not interested, you can always mute/filter 🙉 the hashtag #LiechtensteinCitizenship2023
The Principality of Liechtenstein is one of the smallest states in Europe and lies between #Switzerland and #Austria. The lowest point in the country is at 430 m, while the mountain Grauspitz in the south is the highest point at 2599 m.
The summer temperatures are inviting for swimming, while in winter skiing is possible in the mountain area (Malbun).
The national territory of 160 km2 (about 25kms long) and consists of only eleven municipalities. The capital and thus the seat of the Government and the Reigning Prince is #Vaduz.
Approximately 40'000 inhabitants currently live in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Just under two thirds of the inhabitants have Liechtenstein citizenship, slightly more than one third are foreigners. (1/2)
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While I apply for the #Liechtenstein citizenship, I will share with you generalities about this tiny country. 🇱🇮
Bear with me. If not interested, you can always mute/filter 🙉 the hashtag #LiechtensteinCitizenship2023
The Principality of Liechtenstein is one of the smallest states in Europe and lies between #Switzerland and #Austria. The lowest point in the country is at 430 m, while the mountain Grauspitz in the south is the highest point at 2599 m.
The summer temperatures are inviting for swimming, while in winter skiing is possible in the mountain area (Malbun).
The national territory of 160 km2 (about 25kms long) and consists of only eleven municipalities. The capital and thus the seat of the Government and the Reigning Prince is #Vaduz.
Approximately 40'000 inhabitants currently live in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Just under two thirds of the inhabitants have Liechtenstein citizenship, slightly more than one third are foreigners. (1/2)
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While I apply for the #Liechtenstein citizenship, I will share with you generalities about this tiny country. 🇱🇮
Bear with me. If not interested, you can always mute/filter 🙉 the hashtag #LiechtensteinCitizenship2023
The Principality of Liechtenstein is one of the smallest states in Europe and lies between #Switzerland and #Austria. The lowest point in the country is at 430 m, while the mountain Grauspitz in the south is the highest point at 2599 m.
The summer temperatures are inviting for swimming, while in winter skiing is possible in the mountain area (Malbun).
The national territory of 160 km2 (about 25kms long) and consists of only eleven municipalities. The capital and thus the seat of the Government and the Reigning Prince is #Vaduz.
Approximately 40'000 inhabitants currently live in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Just under two thirds of the inhabitants have Liechtenstein citizenship, slightly more than one third are foreigners. (1/2)
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While I apply for the #Liechtenstein citizenship, I will share with you generalities about this tiny country. 🇱🇮
Bear with me. If not interested, you can always mute/filter 🙉 the hashtag #LiechtensteinCitizenship2023
The Principality of Liechtenstein is one of the smallest states in Europe and lies between #Switzerland and #Austria. The lowest point in the country is at 430 m, while the mountain Grauspitz in the south is the highest point at 2599 m.
The summer temperatures are inviting for swimming, while in winter skiing is possible in the mountain area (Malbun).
The national territory of 160 km2 (about 25kms long) and consists of only eleven municipalities. The capital and thus the seat of the Government and the Reigning Prince is #Vaduz.
Approximately 40'000 inhabitants currently live in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Just under two thirds of the inhabitants have Liechtenstein citizenship, slightly more than one third are foreigners. (1/2)