Ciao e arrivederci Moien an Äddi
Le parole che userai ogni giorno in Lussemburgo: salutare, ringraziare, dire sì e no.
16 parole ed espressioni
- Moien
- Ciao / Salve Works at any time of day. The most Luxembourgish word there is.
- Gudde Moien
- Buongiorno
- Gudde Mëtteg
- Buon pomeriggio
- Gudden Owend
- Buonasera
- Gutt Nuecht
- Buonanotte
- Äddi
- Arrivederci From the French adieu. Everyday, not dramatic.
- Bis geschwënn
- A presto
- Bis muer
- A domani
- Merci
- Grazie
- Villmools Merci
- Grazie mille
- Wann ech gelift
- Per favore Literally "if it pleases you". Also used for "here you are".
- Entschëllegt
- Scusa / Scusi
- Jo
- Sì
- Neen
- No
- Wéi geet et?
- Come va?
- Et geet mir gutt, merci.
- Sto bene, grazie.
Grammatica
Why "Gudde Moien" but "Gudden Owend"?
Luxembourgish drops a final -n when the next word starts with most consonants. This is the Eifeler Regel (Eifel rule) and you will meet it everywhere.
The -n stays when the next word starts with a vowel or with h, d, t, z or n. Hence "Gudden Owend" (vowel) and "Gutt Nuecht", but "Gudde Moien" and "Gudde Mëtteg".
- Gudde Moien — the n is dropped before M
- Gudden Owend — the n stays before a vowel
Esercizi
6 esercizi: scelta multipla, scrittura, abbinamento e ordine delle parole.