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In this lesson, you'll learn how to say colours in Luxembourgish and how to use them in simple everyday sentences.

This lesson will be very colorful. Dat gëtt eng faarweg Lektioun. The Luxembourgish word for colorful is faarweg. You can hear faarweg is not pronounced as it is spelled.


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This is a topic I want to talk about because in my Luxembourgish coaching sessions I frequently hear my students hesitating whether they should say si or hatt when talking about a woman or a girl.

Now a question to you:

Do you know when you should say in Luxembourgish si or


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Learning Luxembourgish? Starting with the appropriate greeting will help you make a good impression and get the conversation rolling with native Luxembourgish speakers.

In this episode / lesson, you’ll learn different ways to say hello in Luxembourgish. Some are more formal than others and some are universally used.


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The goal of this lesson is to teach you Luxembourgish PHRASES that you can use in many different situations. The phrases selected for this lesson are for intermediate students and typical expressions used by native speakers.

You can get fluent faster if you focus on learning Luxembourgish PHRASES - the same phrases that native speakers use every day.


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Do you find it difficult to explain what you do at work in Luxembourgish?

In this lesson, I will show you how to talk about your job responsibilities naturally and confidently.

You'll learn useful phrases like:

I'm responsible for... / I'm in charge of... I take care of … / I handle ... My main responsibilities include... I coordinate with... A big part of m...

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