Luxembourgish with Anne PODCAST

Welcome to this Conversation Workout!In just 10 minutes, you’ll practise speaking and listening to help you sound more natural and confident when speaking Luxembourgish.This intensive repeat-after-me lesson focuses on everyday greetings and introductions. You’ll practise common questions and expressions, improve your pronunciation, and work on word stress and intonation.These are phrases you may already know, but this workout will help you use them more naturally in casual conversations. It’s also useful preparation for the oral part of the Sproochentest.So get ready to listen, repeat, and practise out loud. Let’s get started!When we meet with someone, whether it’s someone we already know or someone we’re just meeting for the first time, we almost always ask how they are, right? So for our first set, we’ll practise some simple phrases that all mean the same thing.A1 Foundation Course

In this lesson you will learn how to say in Luxemburgish nice to meet you don't you think that it is important to be able to express yourself when you are meeting someone for the first time so in this episode you will learn two best ways to make an exchange with someone you have never met before whether you want to be formal or informal.A1 Foundation Course

Talking about the weather is a useful everyday skill when learning Luxembourgish. In this lesson, you'll learn how to talk about the weather in Luxembourgish, ask common questions and use practical vocabulary in everyday conversations.When you're in Luxembourg, it is useful to understand a typical conversation about the weather. Will you need an umbrella e Prabbeli today, or not?By the way do you know the Luxembourgish word for weather ....? This is Wieder.A1 Foundation Course

Has this ever happened to you? Someone – like a colleague at work, or a parent at school, or someone at the sportsclub, or at a party – says: “Salut, wéi geet et?” And you answer: “Gutt, an .. euh…” …. and then? What should you say? Should you answer: an dir? an du? bei dir? oder mat dir? And when do you say an Iech? So here are the two correct answers to: Wéi geet et? - How are you?A1 Foundation Course

In this lesson, you'll learn how to say colours in Luxembourgish and how to use them in simple everyday sentences.This lesson will be very colorful. Dat gëtt eng faarweg Lektioun. The Luxembourgish word for colorful is faarweg. You can hear faarweg is not pronounced as it is spelled.A1 Foundation Course