This lesson is inspired by a student’s question who asked me how and when to use this important verb which is brauchen. A word you’ll need every day. Let’s start with the conjugation of brauchen. Conjugation Present Tense: ech brauch – du brauchs – hien / hatt brauch – mir brauchen – dir braucht – si brauchen Conditional: … Read more
In the previous lessons you learned how to start a conversation and how to keep a conversation going in Luxembourgish. Now it’s time to learn how to bring conversations to an end – in both formal and informal situations. 2 KEYS for ending a conversation SMILE! Be friendly when ending the conversation, so the other … Read more
Luxembourgish, like any other language, has particular words and expressions that can be used in more than one way. These include the short but tricky words known as “particles” or “fillers.” I call them “small words that can cause big problems.” Luxembourgish words such as awer, och, dach, alt, mol, schonn and even jo look … Read more