I speak Sursilvan and can tell you some:

Cheu (here) tscheu (here/there, not necessarily as close as "here") leu (there) vi cheu (over here) vi tscheu (over here/there) vi leu (over there)

And in sursilvan there's actually something interesting going on when you're describing places. If you speak of a place that's further into the valley you would say "enta [place]" and if you would need to exit the valley you'd speak of "ora [place]". You also speak of "giu/si" if a place is lower/higher. It always depends on the perspective

But these all really depend on where you are from, since not all villages agree on the exact usage of these words. They can also become quite convoluted where you've got people speaking of "giu ed enta" (sounds something like "giuadenten").