Family, work and routine
Talk about close people, your work, and one simple morning habit.
- The dialogue uses du forms such as Schaffs du? and Drénks du? because it sounds like a familiar peer conversation. In formal settings, wait until you learn the Dir pattern.
- Dat ass … is the neutral way to introduce a person. Adding meng or mäi is enough; Luxembourgish does not need a longer formula.
Sound notes
- Meng is used with feminine nouns like Fra and Famill; mäi is used with masculine/neuter nouns like Mann.
- Schaffen = to work. You can use it before you know many job titles.
- Moies means in the morning. Before moies, the final -n drops: Ech drénke moies Kaffi.
Phrases
Dialogue
Vocabulary
Exercises
0/10 answeredWritten practice built from the phrases in this lesson. Every question can be answered by reading; audio is optional.
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What does this mean?
Dat ass meng Famill.2/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I work in an office.
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Choose the missing word.
Schaffs ____ haut?Are you working today?
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Put the words in the right order.
Are you working today?
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What does this mean?
Dat ass mäi Mann.6/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I work today.
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Choose the missing word.
Jo, ech ____ an engem Büro.Yes, I work in an office.
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Put the words in the right order.
Yes, I work in an office.
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What does this mean?
Dat ass meng Fra.10/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I drink coffee in the morning.
Quiz
3 questionsWhat does “Ech schaffen haut” mean?
Choose the phrase for “This is my family.”
Type Luxembourgish for “I drink coffee in the morning.”
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