Month: February 2019

In this vocabulary builder lesson you’ll learn how to say in Luxembourgish not yet, still not and nothing yet. So if you want to say not yet you will say: nach net – not yet. We use this word combination a lot and therefore it is important for you to know where to put it in a sentence. Listen … Read more

As mentioned in a previous lesson where I explained how to say I used to … in Luxembourgish by using either soss or fréier, I want to take a closer look at the Luxembourgish small word soss Be it in the smallest of all talks, at the market or at the bakery, you will for … Read more

In this vocabulary builder lesson you’ll learn how to say in Luxembourgish I don’t know and no idea.  So if you want to say I don’t know you can say: Ech weess net. – I don’t know. If you want to build a more complete sentence, you would say: Ech weess et net. – I don’t know. … Read more

Knowing a word in Luxembourgish is helpful if you want to speak the language. However, sometimes one word isn’t enough to get the job done. Sometimes you need a couple of words so 2 words. 2 words which together have another meaning. 2 words like the ones we will look at today: Wat fir ….?   The … Read more

In this very short lesson I want you to learn how to say in Luxembourgish “I used to …” like I used to go to the gym or I used to work in another company.  So if you want to say I used to do something in Luxembourgish you can use the following two words fréier … Read more

All of my students are struggling with these 3 words: when do you use eemol or emol (mol) or Kéier. I must admit that it is quite confusing when you should use eemol or mol or Kéier. Therefore I’ve decided to write this lesson to make it easier for you to understand the difference between these 3 words. … Read more