Luxembourgish A1 · Beginner
Greet people, introduce yourself, order a coffee and count.
- The alphabet and sounds — D'Alphabet
Learn the letters from A to Z by ear, and the spellings whose sounds an English reader does not expect. - Hello and goodbye — Moien an Äddi
The words you will use every single day in Luxembourg: greeting, thanking, saying yes and no. - Introducing yourself — Ech sinn…
Say who you are, where you are from and where you live. Meet the two most important verbs: sinn (to be) and hunn (to have). - Numbers — Zuelen
Count to a thousand, say your age and understand prices. - Days, months and time — Deeg, Méint an Auerzäit
Make an appointment: the days of the week, the months, and telling the time. - Conjugating a verb — Verben konjugéieren
Six persons, three endings, and two verbs that do their own thing. Once you can conjugate wunnen, you can conjugate most verbs in the language. - Family and colours — Famill a Faarwen
Talk about the people closest to you, and describe things by colour. Also: my, your, his, her. - More colours — Méi Faarwen
Go beyond the basic eight colours: orange, pink, purple, beige, gold and silver, and the word for colour itself. - Jobs and working hours — Beruffer an Aarbechtszäiten
Say what you do for a living, name common jobs and talk about your working hours. - At the café — Am Café
Order food and drink politely, ask for the bill, and meet a few national dishes. - At the restaurant and the grocer's — Am Restaurant an an der Epicerie
Book a table, ask for the menu and the bill, order a meal and name the food you buy.