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Starter: sounds & survival phrases
Greet someone, thank them, ask for repetition, and say that you are learning Luxembourgish.
Open lesson57 lessons from first words to everyday situations.
Follow the lessons in order, or jump back to review phrases and quizzes whenever you need them. The course now runs from the first words of A1.1 through A1.2 and A2 to the B1 level the Sproochentest asks for.
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Introduce yourself
Say your name, where you come from, where you live, and which languages you speak.
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Numbers and contact details
Understand and say basic numbers, your age, a phone number, and an address.
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Family, work and routine
Talk about close people, your work, and one simple morning habit.
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Getting around / appointments
Ask where something is, understand simple directions, and mention transport or appointment time.
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Café / shop basics
Order politely, ask the price, and say how you will pay.
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Appointments, time and plans
Make a simple appointment, understand a time, and say whether a plan works for you.
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Admin and housing basics
Ask for a document, describe a housing problem, and handle a simple counter or landlord exchange.
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Doctor, pharmacy and health
Say what hurts, ask for a doctor’s appointment, and buy what you need at the pharmacy.
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Shopping, quantities and prices
Ask for a quantity, understand a price, say something is too expensive, and pay the way you want.
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Weather and small talk
Open a short conversation about the weather and say what you plan to do at the weekend.
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Buses, trains and getting further
Find the right line and stop, ask when the next bus leaves, and understand a delay.
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Work, colleagues and the day’s plan
Introduce a colleague, ask about a meeting, and say when your working day ends.
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At the restaurant
Ask for a table, order a full meal, say what you do not eat, and pay separately.
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On the phone
Say who is calling, ask for the person you need, leave a message, and ask someone to slow down.
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Talking about yesterday
Say what you did yesterday using the Perfekt with hunn, and ask somebody else the same question.
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Telling somebody about your weekend
Tell the story of your weekend with the verbs that take sinn: goen, fueren, bleiwen, kommen, opstoen.
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Childhood and where you grew up
Say where you grew up, what your childhood was like, and what your family did back then.
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Courses, homework and exams
Talk about the course you attend, ask the teacher to repeat something, and say how long you have been learning.
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Describing people and character
Describe what somebody looks like and what they are like, and say how you get on with them.
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Giving your opinion and a reason
Say what you think, agree or disagree politely, and give a reason with well.
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Comparing and choosing
Compare two things with méi … wéi, say what is best, and express a preference with léiwer.
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At the bank
Open an account, report a card problem, and ask about transfers and withdrawals.
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Post office and parcels
Send a parcel abroad, buy stamps, ask about delivery time, and collect a parcel.
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Housing problems and repairs
Report a broken heating, light or window, ask for a repairman, and say how urgent it is.
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Neighbours and living together
Introduce yourself to neighbours, ask a small favour, and handle bins, noise and building meetings.
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Health beyond the basics
Describe a longer complaint, talk about specialists, tests and the hospital, and mention the CNS.
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Free time, sport and clubs
Say what you do in your free time, how often, and invite somebody to join you.
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Invitations and social plans
Invite somebody, accept warmly, decline politely, and agree a time and place.
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Holidays and telling a trip
Say where you went on holiday, what it was like, and how the journey and the hotel were.
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News and what is going on
Ask and say what happened, react to news, and talk about where you follow it.
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Customs and the Luxembourgish year
Talk about National Day, the Schueberfouer, Kleeschen and the other fixed points of the Luxembourgish year.
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Returns, exchanges and complaints
Say that something is broken or wrong, ask to exchange it or get your money back, and mention the receipt.
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Plans, conditions and promises
Make a plan that depends on something else, promise to confirm, and say what it depends on.
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Your life in Luxembourg
Say how long you have lived here, why you are learning Luxembourgish, and how you feel about the country.
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Building an argument that holds
Present an opinion in three steps — what you think, why you think it, and one concrete example — and hand the turn back.
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Disagreeing without a quarrel
Say that you see something differently without offending anybody, and steer the conversation towards a compromise.
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Saying what somebody else said
Pass on somebody’s words with datt and ob, and make clear whose opinion you are reporting.
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Summarising a text or a talk
Say in four or five sentences what an article, a letter or a conversation was about, and keep your own view separate.
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Talking about what would happen
Say what you would do, what would be better and how things would look if the situation were different.
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Careful language: asking, suggesting, refusing
Ask for something, propose something and turn something down in language that stays friendly under pressure.
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Telling your story in detail
Tell a longer piece of your life story in a clear order: first, after that, suddenly, in the end.
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A decision you had to make
Describe a decision, the reasons behind it, how you felt about it, and what came of it.
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Looking for work
Answer a job advert on the phone, say what kind of work you are looking for, and name the parts of an application.
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The job interview
Answer the four standard interview questions: who you are, what you can do, why this job, and what you still want to know.
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Making your point in a meeting
Get a turn in a meeting, keep it long enough to make one point, and give it back cleanly.
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A problem with a colleague
Describe a problem at work factually, say how it affects you, and put a solution on the table.
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Writing to an office
Write the four moves of a formal message: who you are, what it concerns, what you ask for, and how you close.
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When the answer is no
Understand a refusal, ask for the reasons in writing, and say clearly that you want to appeal.
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A complaint that gets a result
State what went wrong, what you have already tried, and exactly what you now expect, with a date.
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Following the news in Luxembourgish
Say where you get your news, understand how a short report is built, and pass one on with its source.
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A debate about the country
Take part in a discussion about housing, traffic and prices, with a position of your own and a couple of figures.
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How Luxembourg is governed
Name the institutions of the country, say who does what, and talk about voting.
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History, memory and identity
Speak about the country’s history in a handful of sound sentences: independence, the war, the steel industry, and the motto.
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Living in several languages
Explain which language you use where, why people switch, and how you ask to stay in Luxembourgish.
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Environment and everyday choices
Say what you sort, what habit you changed, and where you think the limits are.
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The Sproochentest conversation
Open, carry and close the exam conversation: ask for a repetition, buy thinking time, repair a mistake, and finish well.
Preview lessonThe course runs from A1.1 to B1, and the mock exam now includes a written section with comprehension and guided writing.