The 3 Secrets of Speaking Business Luxembourgish Confidently
Speak up in meetings, calls, and conversations - without fear or overthinking
June 12th, 2025, 12h15-13h00
Workshop Details
This is what you’ll learn and actively practice:
- use sentence starters that instantly boost your fluency and confidence
- master when to use ‘du’, ‘Dir’, and ‘Iech’ to communicate appropriately with colleagues, clients, and managers.”
- train yourself to think in natural language chunks that support fluent speaking — and master essential expressions tailored for real-life work situations.
Date & Time:
June 12th, 2025 - 12:15pm - 1:00pm
Focus:
Learn the 3 secrets to speak Luxembourgish at work - even if you’re not fluent (yet)
Where:
Zoom
Anne is an exceptional teacher.
She helped me go from basic understanding to confidently speaking Luxembourgish at work. Her lessons were always tailored to my pace, schedule, and professional needs. I truly enjoyed learning with her and highly recommend her to anyone looking to use Luxembourgish in their career.
Maher
Meet Anne, Your Luxembourgish Language Expert
I started teaching Luxembourgish in 2012, working for language schools, local communes and individuals as a certified teacher from the Institut National des Langues.
And I developed a true passion for teaching my mother tongue and helping my clients reach their goals.
2 years later, I trained as a Neurolanguage & Communication Coach – a turning point that led to creating 5 exlcusive self-study courses, launching Luxembourgish with Anne, and building a team of expert teachers.
We coach
- individuals and groups
- employees of administrations
- staff and executives of companies
…to master the Luxembourgish language with a result-oriented methodology.
Join Anne today and learn to speak Luxembourgish at work — even if you’re not fluent (yet)
Who this is for
This workshop is designed for:
- Professionals working in Luxembourg-based companies who want to use Luxembourgish actively at work.
- Employees, managers, or team leads who already understand some Luxembourgish — but feel unsure about using it in real conversations.
Learners who are tired of memorizing grammar and want to speak more naturally, more fluently, and more confidently.
