Luxembourgish Conversation Workout #3: Finalising Plans

Luxembourgish Conversation Small talk Plans

Ready for your next Luxembourgish Conversation Workout? Natural pronunciation takes practice, so here is 15 minutes of speaking training to help you sound more natural when you meet someone and respond to their questions! More pronunciation practice: Basics of Luxembourgish Pronunciation Conversation Workout #1: Greetinfs & Introduction Conversation Workout #2: Making Plans In our Workout #2 … Read more

DANN used in questions

Luxembourgish tricky words dann

A wat ass dat DANN? You’ve probably learned in your beginners course that dann is a word which translates into “then”  and that you have to respect the word order (verb before subject), right? As in this example: Ech duschen um 7 Auer an dann doen ech mech un. – I take a shower at 7 … Read more

Luxembourgish Conversation Workout #2 Making Plans / A1

Luxembourgish conversation workout making plans

Practise your conversation skills with me! I hope that you enjoyed  the Conversation Workout #1. In case you missed the last one, you can go back and check it out later up here.  The focus of today’s Luxembourgish conversation workout is on making plans. So this is an intensive ‘repeat after me’ style lesson. We’re going … Read more

Luxembourgish Conversation Workout #1 Greetings / A1

Luxembourgish conversation

Welcome to your first Luxembourgish Conversation Workout! Natural Luxembourgish pronunciation takes practice. And I’m here with your Conversation Workout! 10 minutes of solid conversation training – to help you sound more natural when you introduce yourself in Luxembourgish! More pronunciation practice: Basics of Luxembourgish Pronunciation Conversation Workout #2: Making Plans Over the past few months, many … Read more

What is the difference between “eréischt” and “nëmmen”

nëmmen eréisch Luxembourgish vocabulary

During your learning journey you’ve certainly come accross these two Luxembourgish adverbs eréischt and nëmmen. And you’ve probably been told that they are close in meaning and that they are both often translated by “only”, right? But … they should NOT be. Doing so changes the meaning of your sentence, as the translation of these 2 sentences demonstrates: Mir hunn eréischt … Read more

55 Common Luxembourgish Phrases – Advanced Level

Luxembourgish phrases advanced

The goal of this lesson is to teach you Luxembourgish PHRASES that you can use in many different situations. The phrases selected for this lesson are for advanced students and typical expressions used by native speakers. GET fluent faster if you focus on learning Luxembourgish PHRASES – the same phrases that native speakers use every … Read more

Practice Luxembourgish Prepositions Quiz

How well do you know your Luxembourgish Prepositions? I invite you to read as well this lesson: 10 common mistakes with prepositions! Take this quiz to find out! I’ll show you a sentence with 3 options for the preposition. Try to choose the right one. I’ll show you the answer after 5 seconds. There are … Read more

55 Common Luxembourgish Phrases – Intermediate Level

Luxembourgish lesson Phrases Intermediate level

The goal of this lesson is to teach you Luxembourgish PHRASES that you can use in many different situations. The phrases selected for this lesson are for intermediate students and typical expressions used by native speakers. You can get fluent faster if you focus on learning Luxembourgish PHRASES – the same phrases that native speakers … Read more

en – se – et / Pronouns referring to things

Luxembourgish Pronouns

A personal pronoun refers to a specific person or thing. Pronouns are simply small words which replace nouns.They refer to the person/people or to things spoken about, for example: Dat ass de Marc. Hien ass 8 Joer al. – That’s Marc. He is 8 years old. All you need to know about Pronouns referring to … Read more

55 Common Luxembourgish Phrases – Beginners Part 2

Luxembourgish common phrases A1

This is part 2 of 55 Common Luxembourgish Phrases that you can use in many different situations. The phrases selected for this lesson are for beginners and typical expressions used by native speakers. You can get fluent faster if you focus on learning Luxembourgish phrases  – the same phrases that native speakers use every day. … Read more