A multilingual country
B2 · Upper intermediate · 6 lines
The dialogue, in order:
- The first speaker: Lëtzebuerg war schonn ëmmer e méisproochegt Land.
Luxembourg has always been a multilingual country. - The second speaker: Eis Gemeng schafft scho laang grenziwwerschreidend mat hiren däitsche Partner zesummen.
Our municipality has long worked across the border with its German partners. - The first speaker: D'Autoritéite vu béide Länner hunn effikass zesummegeschafft.
The authorities of both countries cooperated effectively. - The second speaker: Mat dësem Accord hu mir d'Grondlag fir eng gutt Zesummenaarbecht.
With this agreement we have the basis for good cooperation. - The first speaker: D'Integratioun vun den Auslänner ass eng politesch Prioritéit.
The integration of foreigners is a political priority. - The second speaker: Ech sinn d'accord.
I agree.
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The lines are taught in: Living across borders, Giving your opinion
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