In this lesson we’re going to look at how you can find time to study and how you can create a study plan to make sure that you’re fully prepared for your Sproochentest or any test that you’re doing. This is extremely effective. So we’re going to use a very simple three-step process that I’ve … Read more
If you feel like you are not making progress with your spoken Luxembourgish , then read on because this lesson is going to help you improve your speaking skills for Sproochentest. I am going to give you 5 simple tips you can do everyday that will improve your Luxembourgish speaking, and will help you to … Read more
In this lesson I will concentrate on the vocabulary around our homes. You will learn how to talk in more detail about your home, but especially how to speak confidently and fluently on this topic. By the way did you know that the topic mäin Doheem / meng Wunneng is a topic of the oral … Read more
In this lesson I will concentrate on tricky questions an examiner might ask you in a speaking test, especially the oral exam of the language test called Sproochentest. In a speaking test the examiner will ask you many questions to test your language and you will need to show off your vocabulary range and develop … Read more
In this lesson you are going to learn 10 adjectives that will help you to better describe the world around you in Luxembourgish. The adjectives that we’re looking at are extreme adjectives which means that we can use these adjectives instead of always saying very nice, very bad, very ugly etc. So you will learn … Read more
Does this sound familiar to you: You start off learning Luxembourgish and in the first couple of months, you’re learning new things all the time. You’re just feeling inspired. You’re learning lots of new words. Your ability to understand Luxembourgish is improving on a daily basis. This is the usual rise at the beginning. Then inevitably … Read more
In your beginners course you have learnt that I have is ech hunn and that I have a(n) is ech hunn en/eng – depending on the gender of the noun that follows; and I have not is ech hunn net But later on, during your learning journey you came across ech hu for saying that … Read more
You will come across the word schonn very often. Schonn like some other words in Luxembourgish has more than one meaning. Sometimes schonn doesn’t mean anything at all – at least not anything that can be simply translated by a single English word. It may add emphasis, indicate impatience, or just be a filler, a particle. But … Read more
Moien all zesummen! Sidd dir all do? In this very short Luxembourgish lesson you will learn the difference between the tricky words all and alles. First listen carefully to the correct pronunciation of both words: all alles Let’s get started immediately with an example: Ech wunnen zu Lëtzebuerg. Alles ass schéin hei an all … Read more
For some people, speaking on the telephone can be awkward or even terrifying. Nevertheless, for those living in Luxembourg or doing business with those in the country, having to use the language on the phone is eventually unavoidable. Whether it’s trying to get information from an agency, or arranging an appointment at the doctor’s or just … Read more
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