Formal:
* Nö: This is the most common and neutral way to say "no".
* Nein: This is a more formal option, similar to "nein" in standard German.
Informal:
* Nää: This is a softer, more casual way to say "no".
* Näää: This is an even more informal and playful way to say "no", often used with friends.
* Nöi: This is a dialect-specific variation of "nää".
* Nü: This is another dialect-specific variation of "nää".
Other options:
* Gä nie: This literally translates to "go not", and is a more emphatic way to say "no".
* Gä schnäll: This literally translates to "go quickly", and is used to refuse something in a more dismissive way.
Important Note: Swiss German is a collection of dialects, so the specific words and pronunciations can vary depending on the region.
Here are some examples:
* "Willst du noch ein Stück Kuchen?" (Do you want another piece of cake?)
* "Nö, merci." (No, thank you.)
* "Möchtest du mitkommen?" (Do you want to come with me?)
* "Nää, ich hab keine Zeit." (No, I don't have time.)
* "Hast du das schon gemacht?" (Have you already done that?)
* "Gä nie! (Definitely not!)
It's best to listen to how native speakers say "no" in your specific region to get the most accurate pronunciation.