Introduce yourself
Say your name, where you come from, where you live, and which languages you speak.
- Wéi heescht Dir? is formal/polite. Use it with staff, officials, teachers, and people you do not know well.
- Wéi heeschs du? is informal. Use it with friends, classmates, children, or when the other person has moved to du.
Sound notes
- Ech is short and common. You will hear it constantly.
- Heeschen / heeschs / heescht are all about names; final -n may drop before many consonants: Ech heesche Sofia, but Ech heeschen Anna/Tom.
- Use Dir for polite situations and du with friends, classmates, or peers who invite it.
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?
Ech heeschen Anna.2/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I come from Spain.
3/10
Choose the missing word.
Ech ____ e bëssen.I understand a little.
4/10
Put the words in the right order.
I understand a little.
5/10
What does this mean?
Wéi heeschs du?6/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I live in Luxembourg.
7/10
Choose the missing word.
Moien, ech ____ Tom. Wéi heescht Dir?Hello, my name is Tom. What is your name?
8/10
Put the words in the right order.
Hello, my name is Tom. What is your name?
9/10
What does this mean?
Wéi heescht Dir?10/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
I speak English and Spanish.
Quiz
3 questionsPick the formal question for “What’s your name?”
What does “Ech wunnen zu Lëtzebuerg” mean?
Type the Luxembourgish for “I understand a little.”
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