Today we’re talking about something you’ll use every single day — how to talk about the future in Luxembourgish. Whether you’re: planning your weekend organizing your workday expressing assertion or just saying what you’ll do later 👉 you need the future. The good news?Luxembourgish keeps things quite simple and once you understand the logic, you … Read more
Are you struggling with the Luxembourgish word order when using words such as well or wann? Well and wann are what we call conjunctions. In simple terms, they’re words that connect two parts of a sentence – a main idea and an extra piece of information. Now, there are quite a few of these in … Read more
Do you have kids?If so, you’ve probably been in this situation… You want to ask your child’s teacher or someone at the daycare something simple: How is my child doing?Is everything okay?Did everything go well today? …but suddenly, the words just don’t come. And sometimes, it’s even more stressful when there is a small problem. … Read more
Ever found yourself stuck, unsure how to ask for feedback in Luxembourgish? Or worried you might not sound polite or professional when asking someone’s opinion? In this lesson, I will show you how to ask for someone’s opinion, how to acknowledge someone’s opinion and how to give your own opinion. These are all very important … Read more
Telling stories during conversations can be difficult for Luxembourgish learners, but it’s a very important skill to have because a lot of the times when we see friends or coworkers or family we often tell stories. It’s a great way for people to get to know you. In this episode, let me show you how … Read more
How do you react to bad news at work in Luxembourgish? Something goes wrong… a colleague shares a problem… or a plan doesn’t work out. And many language learners do something very understandable at that moment, namely they stay silent.Not because they don’t care, but because they don’t have the words. In this episode, we’ll … Read more
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