Dialogues

A conversation with its lines mixed up. Tap the lines in the order two people would say them. Every line is one the course already teaches.

A1 · Beginner

• Saying hello — 6 lines
• What is your name? — 6 lines
• Getting to know someone — 10 lines
• At the café — 6 lines
• At the restaurant — 6 lines
• Job and age — 6 lines
• Meeting in the morning — 4 lines
• Good evening — 4 lines
• Getting acquainted — 6 lines
• A new neighbour — 6 lines
• How old are you? — 4 lines
• Asking the price — 6 lines
• What time is it? — 4 lines
• Which day is it? — 6 lines
• Two friends at the café — 6 lines
• Ordering a meal — 6 lines
• Talking about family — 6 lines
• Small talk about family — 6 lines
• At the paint shop — 8 lines
• A compliment on clothes — 6 lines
• Writing a name — 6 lines
• A lesson on letters — 6 lines

A2 · Elementary

• Asking the way to the station — 6 lines
• Talking about the weather — 6 lines
• Paying in a shop — 6 lines
• Finding the bus stop — 6 lines
• Inviting someone out — 6 lines
• Our daily routine — 6 lines
• Early in the morning — 6 lines
• Looking for the stop — 6 lines
• Sunny small talk — 6 lines
• What did you do yesterday? — 6 lines
• A trip to town — 6 lines
• Help with learning Luxembourgish — 6 lines
• Sorry, I can’t come — 6 lines
• Joining a club — 6 lines
• Buying CDs — 6 lines
• At the clothes shop — 8 lines
• Before the trip — 6 lines
• Weekend plans — 6 lines
• Visiting a house — 6 lines
• Talking about family — 6 lines

B1 · Intermediate

• Plans for the weekend — 4 lines
• Living in the city — 4 lines
• Where is the boss? — 6 lines
• A job interview — 8 lines
• At the doctor’s — 6 lines
• Staying home ill — 6 lines
• Viewing a flat — 8 lines
• Flat hunting — 6 lines
• National Day — 6 lines
• At the fair — 6 lines
• Before the school year — 6 lines
• Talking about exams — 8 lines
• At the bank — 6 lines
• A letter in the post — 8 lines

B2 · Upper intermediate

• Wishes and ideas — 4 lines
• Talking about films — 4 lines
• A difference of opinion — 6 lines
• Our national language — 6 lines
• Local elections — 6 lines
• Talking about the climate — 6 lines
• Public transport and the environment — 6 lines
• The daily news — 6 lines
• Newspaper or podcast? — 6 lines
• Talking about a film — 6 lines
• Research and health — 6 lines
• New technology — 6 lines
• Commuting across the border — 6 lines
• A multilingual country — 6 lines

C1 · Advanced

• Standing your ground — 4 lines
• Asking a favour — 6 lines
• Big news — 6 lines
• At the citizens’ office — 6 lines
• Sending a contract — 6 lines
• Homework on literature — 6 lines
• A chat about history — 6 lines
• A heated debate — 6 lines
• Languages in Luxembourg — 6 lines
• Living together — 6 lines
• The job market — 6 lines
• Budget and taxes — 6 lines

C2 · Mastery

• Tone and humour — 4 lines
• A proverb for everything — 4 lines
• Which dialect? — 8 lines
• Languages in Luxembourg — 8 lines
• Signing the lease — 8 lines
• Pay and new rules — 6 lines
• A disputed claim — 6 lines
• A heated committee — 8 lines
• A proverb for everything — 6 lines
• After the elections — 8 lines
• Becoming a citizen — 8 lines
• Telling a joke — 8 lines