Swiss-French refers to the variety of the French language spoken in Switzerland, particularly in the western region known as Romandy. This dialect incorporates unique vocabulary and expressions that differ from standard French, influenced by the country's multilingual culture, which includes German, Italian, and Romansh. In Romandy, cities like Geneva, Lausanne, and Neuchâtel are prominent centers where Swiss-French is used in daily life, education, and media. The Swiss-French community also celebrates its own traditions and customs, contributing to the rich cultural tapestry of Switzerland.