In this lesson I will tackle a few problems students often get wrong when they try to talk about the time in Luxembourgish. Please note that this lesson is not a lesson on how to tell the time. So, let’s start! How would you translate the word TIME in Luxembourgish? Well, there are several translations … Read more
In the previous lessons you learned how to start a conversation in Luxembourgish. In this lesson, you will learn how to keep a conversation going, without running out of things to say! Here’s an example of how NOT to have an Luxembourgish conversation: War däi Weekend flott? – Did you have a nice weekend? Jo. … Read more
1 What is a reflexive verb? A Luxembourgish reflexive verb describes an action of someone (subject) where the action reflects back to the subject. In other words, whoever is speaking is doing an action to himself. Beispill (example) Ech wäsche(n) mech. I wash myself. Du stells dech vir (sech virstellen). You present yourself. Luxembourgish reflexive … Read more
In this lesson you will learn 5 new conversation topics with examples of questions you can ask to get a conversation started for each topic. The biggest secret to becoming more fluently and improving your Luxembourgish is so simple: you might be surprised: ASK MORE QUESTIONS Most of the topics below include an … Read more
If I asked you to tell me your biggest fear about having conversations in Luxembourgish, what would it be? If you’re like most Luxembourgish learners, you’d probably say something like getting started! I know how you feel. When I was first learning to speak English, I actually tried to avoid speaking as much … Read more
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