Getting around / appointments
Ask where something is, understand simple directions, and mention transport or appointment time.
- Entschëllegt plus Dir forms are a polite default when asking strangers for directions or appointment details.
- Answers to a direction question are usually very short (Riichtaus. No riets.) so do not wait for a full sentence before you say merci.
Sound notes
- Wou = where. It is short and very useful.
- Riichtaus, lénks, riets are direction words worth overlearning.
- Rendez-vous is common in spoken Luxembourgish for appointments.
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.
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What does this mean?
Wou ass d’Gare?2/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
Right.
3/10
Choose the missing word.
Entschëllegt, ____ ass d’Gare?Excuse me, where is the train station?
4/10
Put the words in the right order.
Excuse me, where is the train station?
5/10
What does this mean?
Gitt riichtaus.6/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I take the bus.
7/10
Choose the missing word.
Gitt ____ an dann no riets.Go straight ahead and then to the right.
8/10
Put the words in the right order.
Go straight ahead and then to the right.
9/10
What does this mean?
Lénks.10/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I have an appointment at nine o’clock.
Quiz
3 questionsWhich word means “left”?
How do you ask “Where is the train station?”
Type Luxembourgish for “I take the bus.”
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