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Newsflash Alpenwind 

Deutsch / Tagalog / English / French / Italian 


Gruezi mitenand 

Der Alpenwind erreicht ihre Emailbox woechentlich mit den Nachrichten aus der Swiss Community der Philippinen. 

Sie sind eingeladen auch einen Beitrag zu senden. Es ist ganz einfach. Senden Sie eine Email mit Text und/oder Photo an die Email swissyesyes.alpenwind@blogger.com und schon ist ihr Email auf unserer Webseite zu sehen und wird dann woechentlich via Newsletter an die Community geschickt. 

Tagalog:

Magandang araw sa lahat,

Malugod na bumabati ang Alpenwind sa inyo!

Kada linggo, nagpapadala ang Alpenwind ng mga balita mula sa Swiss community sa Pilipinas nang direkta sa inyong email inbox.

Inaanyayahan din kayong magambag. Napakadali lang. Ipadala lamang ang isang email na may kasamang teksto at/o mga litrato sa swissyesyes.alpenwind@blogger.com, at ang inyong email ay ilalagay sa aming website at isasama sa aming lingguhang newsletter na ipinapadala sa komunidad.

Salamat po!

English:

Hello everyone,

The Alpenwind greets you!

Every week, the Alpenwind brings you news from the Swiss community in the Philippines directly to your email inbox.

You are also invited to contribute. It's very simple. Just send an email with your text and/or photos to swissyesyes.alpenwind@blogger.com, and your email will be featured on our website and included in our weekly newsletter sent to the community.

Thank you!

French:

Bonjour à tous,

L'Alpenwind vous salue !

Chaque semaine, l'Alpenwind vous fait parvenir les nouvelles de la communauté suisse aux Philippines directement dans votre boîte e-mail.

Vous êtes également invités à contribuer. C'est très simple. Envoyez un e-mail avec votre texte et/ou vos photos à swissyesyes.alpenwind@blogger.com, et votre e-mail sera publié sur notre site web et inclus dans notre newsletter hebdomadaire adressée à la communauté.

Merci !

Italian:

Ciao a tutti,

L'Alpenwind vi saluta!

Ogni settimana, l'Alpenwind vi invia le notizie dalla comunità svizzera delle Filippine direttamente nella vostra casella di posta elettronica.

Siete anche invitati a contribuire. È molto semplice. Inviate una e-mail con il vostro testo e/o le vostre foto a swissyesyes.alpenwind@blogger.com, e la vostra e-mail verrà pubblicata sul nostro sito web e inclusa nella nostra newsletter settimanale inviata alla comunità.

Grazie!


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