In episode 105, Social Luxembourgish at Work, we talked about why understanding colleagues at work can be difficult — fast speech, slang and idioms, the noise in the lunchroom, and all those cultural codes no one ever really explains. I also shared practical tips on how to connect more easily with coworkers and how to … Read more
Learning a language is not just about memorising new words or mastering grammar rules.Of course, vocabulary and grammar matter — but they are only the starting point. I’m talking about this because I regularly hear expats ask:Why should I learn Luxembourgish when everyone speaks English?Or: Isn’t it useless to learn a language that is only … Read more
In part one – Episode 98 – we talked about how B1 can feel like a real climb: tougher grammar, more vocabulary, and moments of “Am I really getting this?”. That’s normal—it’s where many learners hit the intermediate plateau, not because they’re failing, but because the language becomes more nuanced. The good news: B1 is … 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
Today’s lesson is an episode of my “Luxembourgish with Anne’s Podcast”: If you’re not sure about your current Luxembourgish level and want to test your skills, this episode is just for you! I’ve prepared a quick and fun multiple-choice quiz to help you check your knowledge at the end of the B1.1 level. You can … Read more
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