Cars in Switzerland have "CH" on them because "CH" is the country code. It stands for "Confoederatio Helvetica", or "Swiss Confederation".
The extension is .ch
Confoederatio Helvetica, "swiss" or "helvetic confederation"
Ch is the currency code for the Swiss franc, the official currency of Switzerland.
CH is used to represent Switzerland. CH stands for Confoederatio Helvetica, which means the Swiss Confederation.
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Confoederatio Helvetica (Swiss Confederation)
Switzerland
This maybe a trick question. CH is the country designation for Switzerland. Therefore the official languages are Swiss German, French and Italian
It is "CH". It stands for "Confederatio Helvetica," which means Swiss Confederation in Latin.
Switzerland has 3 official languages, German(63.1% of Swiss speak it), French (20.4% of Swiss speak it), and Italian (6.5% of Swiss speak it) Spelling Switzerland would depend on what language. In German, the main language, it is spelt Schweiz. In French it is spelt Suisse. In Italian it is spelt Svizzera.
'Hispano-Suiza' translates to 'Spanish-Swiss', which was an engineering firm around World War II. They specialized in luxury cars and airplane engines.