The Luxembourgish word een has several meanings. Learn and practice in this lesson all about that small but useful word. Meaning 1 een = the number one for masculine and neuter nouns Beispiller (examples): Ech hunn een Hond an zwou Kazen. – I have one dog and two cats.. Mir hunn ee* Kand. – We have … Read more
The verb verstoen is one of the first verbs a Luxembourgish student learns: Ech verstinn dat net. – I don’t understand this. is an oft-repeated sentence in a class. I’ve noticed that almost all of my students (even more advanced learners) always hesitate when it comes to conjugating correctly verstoen (to understand) by using it … Read more
The Luxembourgish verb kréien is a very common verb with the basic meaning of “to get“. Now both kréien and “to get” are super broad. Take to get: It can mean to receive but it can also mean to achieve or to obtain and so does kréien. The Conjugation: Present Tense: Ech kréien Du kriss Hien / hatt / Si kritt Mir … Read more