Café / shop basics
Order politely, ask the price, and say how you will pay.
- Ech hätt gär… and w.e.g. make orders sound polite without needing a long sentence.
- Staff often answer with a bare Gären or Soss nach eppes?. Both are friendly, not curt, and Nee, merci is a complete reply.
Sound notes
- Ech hätt gär… is a polite “I would like…” pattern.
- w.e.g. stands for wann ech gelift: please.
- Kaart is close to “card”; before mat, the final -n drops: Ech bezuele mat Kaart.
Phrases
Dialogue
Vocabulary
Exercises
Written practice built from the phrases in this lesson. Every question can be answered by reading; audio is optional.
Exercises
0/10 answeredWritten practice built from the phrases in this lesson. Every question can be answered by reading; audio is optional.
1/10
What does this mean?
Ech hätt gär e Kaffi, w.e.g.2/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I pay by card.
3/10
Choose the missing word.
Gären. ____ eppes?Sure. Anything else?
4/10
Put the words in the right order.
Sure. Anything else?
5/10
What does this mean?
Nach e Waasser, w.e.g.6/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
The bill, please.
7/10
Choose the missing word.
Nee, merci. Wat ____ dat?No, thank you. How much does that cost?
8/10
Put the words in the right order.
No, thank you. How much does that cost?
9/10
What does this mean?
Wat kascht dat?10/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
Hello, I would like a coffee, please.
Quiz
3 questionsWhich phrase asks for the price?
Pick the polite order: “I would like a coffee, please.”
Type Luxembourgish for “I pay by card.”
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