Starter: sounds & survival phrases
Greet someone, thank them, ask for repetition, and say that you are learning Luxembourgish.
- Moien works in both formal and informal situations. It is the safest default greeting.
- An Iech? is the polite/formal “and you?”; with friends or classmates you will often hear An dir?
Sound notes
- Moien sounds close to “moy-en”; keep it short and friendly.
- The letter ë is a soft, central vowel. In bëssen, keep it light rather than stressed.
- Dir is the polite “you”; du is informal and appears in later lessons.
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?
Moien.2/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
Goodbye.
3/10
Choose the missing word.
Schwätzt ____ Englesch?Do you speak English?
4/10
Put the words in the right order.
Do you speak English?
5/10
What does this mean?
Gudde Moien.6/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
See you soon.
7/10
Choose the missing word.
Ech ____ Lëtzebuergesch.I’m learning Luxembourgish.
8/10
Put the words in the right order.
I’m learning Luxembourgish.
9/10
What does this mean?
Gudden Owend.10/10
Which Luxembourgish line says this?
Thank you.
Quiz
3 questionsWhich phrase says “Thank you”?
You need to apologise or get attention politely. Choose the best phrase.
Type the Luxembourgish for “I’m learning Luxembourgish.”
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