langue officielle de plein droit
lingua ufficiale a pieno titolo
Amtssprache, die im Verkehr zwischen den Behörden und der Bevölkerung uneingeschränkt verwendet werden kann.
Langue officielle qui peut être utilisée sans restriction dans les rapports entre les autorités publiques et la population.
Lingua alla quale sono riconosciute tutte le prerogative di una lingua ufficiale e a cui spetta almeno il medesimo statuto di eventuali altre lingue ufficiali.
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https://www.termdat.bk.admin.ch/entry/133620
CaF, Sezione italiana, 1998
ChF, Section française, 1998
Kommentar Amtssprachengesetz, Entwurf, 1998
E. Peyer, Sorbian, Scottish Gaelic and Romansh: the Viability of Three Indigenous European Minority Languages, Liz., University of Fribourg, 2004, p. 72 ([Internet, 2018-08-16](https://doc.rero.ch/record/7816/files/Sorbian_Scottish_Gaelic_and_Romansh_-_the_Viability_of_Three_Indigenous_European_Minority_Languages.pdf))
The manifesto [on the situation of Romansh] criticises the current autonomy exercised by the municipalities in the choice of their official language, and calls on the cantonal and federal governments to ensure that Romansh finally receives the status of a fully official language in its traditional territory.
ChF, Section de terminologie, 1997 et Office fédéral de la culture, 2003
BK, Sektion Terminologie, 1997 und Bundesamt für Kultur, 2003
CaF, Sezione italiana, 1998 e Ufficio federale della cultura, 2003