Make polite requests in Luxembourgish using "Ech hätt gär ..."

[@asaadfager9452]

Thanks for your time 🤓

[@Thenoneee]

Ech hätt gär villmoos merci fir iech seon.

[@abdallahalizainel-abdeen4142]

Moien Anna, Why you did not continue the luxembourgish cases lessons like the last two weeks, BTW thanks a lot for your time and efforts.

[@brhaneteklay4820]

Ech hatt gar e Cafi w. e .g

[@tinaromanovska9569]

❤

[@ahmedmohsin3951]

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[@brhaneteklay4820]

Ech hatt gar e wassa Brudel w . e . g

[@aakashacharya5184]

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[@MmTf-th7mb]

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[@paria4587]

I have a question why in the answer of Baker it's written Croissantë? and not Croissante? thank you for your response :)

[@LuxembourgishwithAnne]

That's a good question. So the plural form of Croissant is Croissanten. However if Croissanten is followed by a word which does not start with the letters UNITED ZOHA then we drop the final "n" however we need to pronounce the final "e" therefore Croissentë sinn .... - by adding the 2 dots on the final "e" we know that we need to pronounce it.

[@paria4587]

@@LuxembourgishwithAnne I see. Thank you!

[@robertozeppi6535]

Villmols!!

[@jossadeleon8533]

how can i have lesson with you? merci!

[@LuxembourgishwithAnne]

Moien, please do email me at [e-mail] and leave me more information about your level, your objective and your availabilities. And let me also know whether you would prefer face to face individual lessons or one-on-one on Skype.

[@brhaneteklay4820]

Meng Kanner hatt gar e foot ball spiller

[@lejlahusanovic7018]

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