Going to the commune can be stressful — even in your own language. And interestingly, even learners who already have a B1 level tell me the same thing.They say: “I understand quite a lot… but when I have to speak at the commune, or on the phone, I suddenly don’t know what to say.” And … Read more
Today, we’re moving on to the last chapter of life: retirement and the end of life In episode 99 [spotify, apple], part 4 of the series Talk About Your Life in Luxembourgish, we talked about starting a family. Remember how to say: “ to have a baby” That’s: E Puppelche kréien. If you missed it, give … Read more
Today, we’re moving on to the next chapter of life: starting a family. In episode 96, part 3 of the series Talk About Your Life in Luxembourgish, we talked about marriage. Remember how to say: “We got married in England in 2022”? That’s: Mir hunn eis 2022 an England bestuet.If you haven’t listened to that … Read more
When we talk about life in Luxembourgish, it’s often those big milestones that make our stories come alive. Last time we talked about graduating and starting a job — those first big steps into adult life.Remember how to say “I graduated from university in 2015”?👉 Ech hunn d’Uni 2015 ofgeschloss (or absolvéiert). Today, we’re moving … Read more
In today’s lesson we’ll talk about how to speak with confidence in Luxembourgish about your home country or the country your family is from – naturally and with joy! For many people living in Luxembourg, it’s completely normal to come from another country – or to have parents who do.But still, it’s not always easy … Read more
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