When Belgium & Switzerland have several official national languages, can you use any in any part of the country?

I know nothing about Belgium, but I live near Zurich and still speak French better than German. The kids learn French at school but most people in Zurich don't particularly like to speak French. (Many would rather speak English.) So it depends what you need.

On the other hand, French is useful for *living* in Switzerland, since you can get bills and things in French if you want (usually), and food labels have French on them.

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