25 Useful Everyday Phrases in Luxembourgish - A2

Learn useful phrases to use in everyday life and which will be very helpful if you intend to take in the upcoming future the Luxembourgish language test called Sproochentest.
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[@kc0jtl]

I dropped in to hear what Luxembourgish sounds like. I am an American that has lived in Germany several years. When I listen to the Luxembourgish, it is obviously a Germanic dialect. When I listen to it spoken slower and more precisely I can understand it very well, it would be a lot of fun to learn. I love culture and dialects, I would love to see Luxembourg, if this damn pandemic would ever subside.

[@gonza8824]

these videos are great ANNE, could you please leave the example for longer time to be able to "digest" them easier....I would thank you:)

[@davidalexandreg]

Bravo Anne pour votre engagement et la passion que vous mettez dans votre travail. Et surtout merci 🙏

[@LuxembourgishwithAnne]

Thank you for watching!

[@Meccoo]

Bravo

[@WailinHeino]

I love it:))). Luxembourgish is a beautiful language

[@NicoHgl]

@1M subs without videos zou wel moeten ! Mooie taal 🙂👍

[@donna19968]

Then let's make it popular by learning with Anne and interacting in everyday life with each other 😊

[@jaimeaguirre2706]

I like your videos.. but i would like to listen first word by word.. sowly and later fast and third time faster ;)

[@ColorBeatMind]

Anne you are amazing and thank you so much for these great lessons :)

[@LuxembourgishwithAnne]

Villmools Merci!

[@sophiedesert1285]

Merci villmus !

[@malispasitelj]

Super Iddi!!

[@sarathkumarmulugurthi9206]

I learnt German. Just wanted to see how Luxembourgish sounds. I understood most of the sentences when i read them. Definetly going to learn Luxembourgish and i can see Anne is such a wondeful teacher

[@tebarovski]

Awesome language. Hope to speak it one day

[@drServitis]

Why? Waste of time since it's a dying language.

[@deinemutter4499]

drServitis why it’s a dying language?

[@christopherollinger7457]

@@drServitis yeah, why it's a dying language?

[@drServitis]

Today there are only 390,000 people who speak Luxembourgish. No other language has survived in the modern times with so few native speakers. All others have become extinct, and there is no reason to assume Luxembourgish will be any different.

[@christopherollinger7457]

@@drServitis I think there is one good reason that Luxembourgish won't die so fast as you think. The population of Luxembourg is expanding faster than in other Countries and nowadays you need to speak Luxembourgish in many jobs. On top of that, Luxemburgish is still alive in the modern world. However, I don't say that you're wrong, but you should not keep someone from studying a language.

[@gonza8824]

when it talks about time could you please write the numbers with words?

[@xxs1479]

First time finding your video by coincidence and immediately click subscribed button☺ many thanks for the good videos please don't stop to share us more😗😗

[@NicoHgl]

Merci ! Dank u ! Very nice way to learn a bit of this fascinating language. Some words are a bit familiar to me ( from NL ). Interesting and you teach it very well ! Hartelijk dank ! 🙂

[@LuxembourgishwithAnne]

Villmools Merci!

[@camilivel]

Great teacher!

[@flavioalmeida4608]

Ótima aula, muito obrigado.

[@jafarfrage4123]

Thank you Anne for this leçon!

[@ritachiha2147]

Thank u so much .. I were looking forward to learning to speak luxembourgish and I am happy that I found your channel :)

[@Micha-hl2hp]

Great course, great teacher! I think however, that since the pronunciation really matters, you could improve quality of the sound a bit (a better microphone?).

[@nerminaskrijelj]

Bravo

[@robertozeppi6535]

Villmools merci!

[@user-gl3fl2pq1o]

Luxembourgish its like light german

[@robertozeppi6535]

Tip top!!

❤️❤️❤️ thanks a Lot . You re Sweet !

[@sos4550]

Merci Anne...anyway the volume's very loud, could you higher it please?

[@gonza8824]

HIGHER VOLUME YES PLEASE!

[@Giovanni-to4xh]

tiptop!!!!

[@boomznbladez405]

the language sounds very german, but with certain grammar rules and words taken from french. but when you speak english, it sounds like you have a french and german accent simultaneously. makes sense considering your 3 official languages in Luxembourg, but still seems strange :P

[@sXEN66]

Anne, sagst du Parais oder Parε-is??? es steht zwar ein ä, aber trotzdem hore ich ein a und kein ε.

[@tankamil2]

Moien proff, et gett w.e.g e tippfeeler am saz nummer fennef. Merci

[@sXEN66]

wenn kaffi drenken im Sinne von frühstücken benutzt wird, wie sagt man : ich trinke einen Kaffee?

[@LuxembourgishwithAnne]

ech drénken e Kaffi. Ech drénken ee Kaffi. Ech drénken eng Taass Kaffi.

[@germerican7484]

Hallo Anne! Ich bin Amerikaner deswegen ist English meine Muttersprache, aber ich habe Deutsch studiert. Ich bin neugierig, können Leute die aus Luxemburg kommen Deutsch verstehen, weil die so ähnlich sind?

[@LuxembourgishwithAnne]

Gudde Moien Conor, die 1. Fremdsprache die wir in der Schule lernen ist Deutsch. Also sprechen wir fliessend Deutsch!

[@marchauchler1622]

Even if you never studied either German or Luxembourgish you will be able to understand each other without any problems. Linguistically Luxembourgish is a Moselle-Franconian dielact of German but for political reasons it is seen as a seperate language.

[@heathcliffearnshaw1403]

I e : Go-est thee by car or by train to Paris? . [ calking literal word order of Luxemburgish on English ]

[@heathcliffearnshaw1403]

It would help if you reinforced the word order in English!

[@kaifray5736]

Awesome language, it sounds somewhat similar to Dutch

[@nickzeumer8109]

Never say that 😁 luxembourg people and dutch don't understand each othet

[@marchauchler1622]

@@nickzeumer8109 they both are siblings of the Low German language. It's fact regardless of the resentments... 😀

[@MOHAMEDHAYANI-kc6nb]

❤

[@ahmedmohsin3951]

❤️❤️❤️

[@gonza8824]

HELLO:) the sound is not so good, may be better with a micro close to your body?merci:)

[@noemiesch.2193]

Weu hëlls du Schoul?

[@con5419]

I'm fluent in german i can understand everything

[@potatoistudying2]

There are still differences between German and Luxembourgish...

[@con5419]

@@potatoistudying2 who said there aren't any differences? It's still easy to figure out what they say when German is your first language i've even seen people from the Netherlands that perfectly understand Luxembourgish as well

[@potatoistudying2]

@@con5419 well there are a lot of similarities, but there are still differences like pronunciation, spelling, different expressions, and so on. And that's true some languages have a lot of similarities with Luxembourgish.

[@robertozeppi6535]

Ech schaffen zu Corridonia.

[@ismaelnekache3689]

Moien anne on vous voix plus tout va bien

[@sayyedumar508]

Halp pales jobs🙏

[@brhaneteklay4820]

Ech fueren mam zuch op Luxembourg

[@robertozeppi6535]

Ech Ginn man auto schaffen.

[@keashiaw4928]

I would suggest that Anne pronounce each word much more slowly. The sentences are quite lengthy at times and hard to repeat after only hearing once.

[@titlexx7791]

You can click the three circles on the top right hand side and press the playback speed to slow down the video.

[@gonza8824]

@@titlexx7791 it isnt the same and it takes a hell of a lot of time to do that...

[@gonza8824]

@@titlexx7791 I dont have any 3 circles on the top right side...

[@brhaneteklay4820]

Ech drinken normalaweis geint 8 Auer moies kaffi

[@berhanemehari1763]

ich glaube dass luxemborgisch sprachen fast glaiche mit deutsch.

[@smuu1996]

Warum nur fast?

[@sayyedumar508]

Halpar all jobs moms

[@tannywel24]

Unn ich guck mir datt als Saarlänner aan! Die Saarlänner gehn aach schaffe!

[@lastlythefallingwoodinthes9931]

Is that luxembourgish?

[@UmmTasnim]

Lastly the falling wood in the sky No, it’s a german dialect

[@ImEazyE]

Lastly the falling wood in the sky this is Saarländisch (dialekt from the german region which borders Luxembourg). it is very similar to Lëtzebuergesch

[@cyrildewaha]

@@lastlythefallingwoodinthes9931 It is platt, a German dialect close to Luxembourgish

[@smarusso]

"opgetsan " oder "opgestan"

[@LuxembourgishwithAnne]

well spotted! opgestan is correct.

[@charritodeoro7867]

@@LuxembourgishwithAnne it could be crazy to say something about the same word but ... it sounds "opgestaNEN" to me, am I WRONG? ..!!

[@smuu1996]

Fazit: Deutsch mit Erstklässer-Rechtschreibung.

[@smuu1996]

@@gottmiksshoe6786 Нет!

[@gottmiksshoe6786]

@@smuu1996 :)

[@pensatoreseneca]

Learn this for what ???

[@cyrildewaha]

Because Luxembourgish is a useful language here in Luxembourg

[@KamilaSousamusic]

Because it's cool?? Luxembourgish language is beautiful ❤️

[@pensatoreseneca]

@@KamilaSousamusic but useless !

[@KamilaSousamusic]

@@pensatoreseneca it's useless just to a tiny mind. Learn any second language (and more) is the best way to feed the brain with a lot of synapses. For me it will be very useful, I wanna learn languages as much as I can. Best wishes!

[@pensatoreseneca]

@@KamilaSousamusic well I already speak 5 that are very useful . Ofcourse, it doesn’t hurt if you learn it , but I’d rather use my time learning languages that will be useful to me in any part of the world . Good luck with your learning