After building a solid foundation at CEFR Level A2, the next milestone is Level B1. This is where many learners notice a significant breakthrough: you begin communicating more independently and expressing your own ideas with greater confidence. Like all CEFR levels, B1 is part of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), the … Read more
This is part 2 of a series of 10 Must-Know phrases Luxembourgish native speakers use and that you can use in everyday life at work, at social gatherings, with your family. The goal is to help you sound more natural and feel more comfortable in everyday conversations. They will help you to talk with much … Read more
After completing CEFR Level A1, the next milestone on your language-learning journey is Level A2. At this stage, you’re no longer just learning the basics – you begin using the language more independently in everyday life. You can understand more, say more, and participate in longer conversations about familiar topics. Like all CEFR levels, A2 … Read more
If you’ve started learning a new language, you’ve probably come across terms like A1, A2, B1, or B2. But what do these levels actually mean? These levels come from the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), an internationally recognised system used to describe language ability. Whether you’re learning Luxembourgish, English, French, German, or … Read more
Today, we’re discussing a question that comes up again and again: “How often should I speak Luxembourgish if I want to improve?” In this lesson, you’ll discover why small conversations can be so powerful, how to find realistic opportunities to practise Luxembourgish in your daily life, and how to create those opportunities yourself. I’ll also … Read more
At LWA, we want you to feel confident using Luxembourgish in everyday life. And one situation that many learners find challenging is contacting customer support. Whether it’s a problem with your internet, a delivery, a bill, or an appliance at home, knowing the right phrases can make these conversations much easier. In this two-part series, … Read more
Learning Luxembourgish phrases for stress and overwhelm can help you communicate more naturally in everyday situations. Whether you’re feeling overloaded at work, exhausted at home, or simply having one of those difficult days, these common Luxembourgish expressions will help you explain exactly how you feel while sounding natural and polite. 15 useful Luxembourgish phrases for … Read more
Ready for your next Luxembourgish Conversation Workout? In this 15-minute Conversation Workout, you’ll practise talking about food so Iessen a simple topic, but one that can lead to all kinds of everyday conversations in Luxembourgish. This conversation topic that is really great for when you are on break. Whether you’re at work so, during your … Read more
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
You’ve been learning Luxembourgish for some time, and you probably think you’re at A2. But knowing your level is one thing. Actually mastering it… is something else. So the real question is:Can you truly apply/use what you’ve learned? Not just in class. Not just in exercises.But in real-life conversations, at work… or even in an … Read more
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