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’s goal is actually very simple. I want to share 50 powerful Luxembourgish phrases that you can use in all kinds of real-life situations. These are B1-level phrases that native speakers really use every single day—at work, in conversations, and in everyday life. And here’s the key thing: when you learn real phrases instead of … 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
Moving from A2 to B1 in Luxembourgish can feel like a big step. Many learners wonder if B1 is much harder. It’s normal to feel uncertain: B1 is the “threshold” to intermediate level, where basic Luxembourgish turns into more independent use. In this episode part 1, we’ll clarify what B1 really means, why some parts … 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
Can you talk about your bike in Luxembourgish? Cycling is part of everyday life in Luxembourg — whether it’s commuting to work, exploring the countryside or simply enjoying a Sunday ride at the Musel. But do you know how to describe your bike in Luxembourgish? In this episode, we’ll learn some useful Luxembourgish words to … Read more
Welcome back to part 2 of our series “Talk About Your Life in Luxembourgish!” Last time, in episode 92, we learned how to talk about your birth and birthdate. By the way do you remember how to say: I was born…? This is Ech sinn ….. gebuer. Today, we’re moving on to the next big … Read more
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