Commuting across the border
B2 · Upper intermediate · 6 lines
The dialogue, in order:
- The first speaker: All Dag kommen Dausende vu Frontalieren op Lëtzebuerg schaffen.
Every day thousands of cross-border commuters come to Luxembourg to work. - The second speaker: Vill Grenzgänger musse wäit fueren, fir op d'Aarbecht ze kommen.
Many cross-border commuters have to travel far to get to work. - The first speaker: D'Pendler, déi all Dag an d'Stad schaffe fueren, stinn dacks am Stau.
The commuters who drive to work in the city every day are often stuck in traffic. - The second speaker: Mam neie Metro wäert d'Mobilitéit an der Stad verbessert ginn.
With the new metro, mobility in the city will be improved. - The first speaker: Den ëffentlechen Transport ass gratis.
Public transport is free. - The second speaker: Dat stëmmt.
That is right.
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The lines are taught in: Living across borders, Around town, Giving your opinion
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