In this lesson you will learn 25 USEFUL phrases to use in everyday life and which are helpful if you intend the Sproochentest!!Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.luxembourgishwithanne.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

In this lesson you will learn how to ask questions in Luxembourgish and how to answer to these questions.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.luxembourgishwithanne.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

In this lesson I talk about 8 common mistakes I keep hearing again and again from my students and I give some hints how to avoid them.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.luxembourgishwithanne.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

In this lesson you will learn when to use NET and when KEEN to negate sentences in Luxembourgish.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.luxembourgishwithanne.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

In this lesson you will learn when to use NET and when KEEN to negate sentences in Luxembourgish.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

In this lesson you will learn how to say that you like doing or don't like doing something in your spare timeRead the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

In this lesson we will look at one particular part of the Luxembourgish grammar which is how to translate a “to+verb” construction.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

Luxembourgish word order in subordinate & relative clausesRead the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

Luxembourgish word order is generally more variable and flexible than English.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

I am Anne your teacher from- Luxembourgish with Anne and I am delighted to announce that Esay Luxembourgish Level 2 is ready! Take your Luxembourgish to the next level with this Online Course! This is a 20-lesson course. Get your FREE Lesson 1 on luxembourgishwithanne.com

Learn how to talk about the weather in the present and how the weather is going to be like.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

Learn when to use the filler words "jo" and "mol"Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

In this lesson you will learn different prefixes which can be added to kréien for example  zou-, op-, hin-, or the preposition mat and you will learn that  kréien can be used to express the passive voice and even the future.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Improve your oral expression and listening skills with my online course: "Lëtzebuergesch am Alldag". Find out more luxembourgishwithanne.teachable.com

Learn how to use the Luxembourgish word "kréienRead the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Learn Luxembourgish from scratch with the online course Easy Luxembourgish: www.luxembourgishwithanne.com

Learn how to use correctly the weekdays such as "freides moies", or "e Sonndeg den Owend"Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Learn Luxembourgish from scratch with the online course Easy Luxembourgish: www.luxembourgishwithanne.com

Learn the different time prepositions such as "zënter", "no", "géint", etcRead the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Learn Luxembourgish from scratch with the online course Easy Luxembourgish: www.luxembourgishwithanne.com

Learn to the difference between "kennen" and "wëssen"Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Learn Luxembourgish from scratch with the online course Easy Luxembourgish: www.luxembourgishwithanne.com

Learn to talk about the "age". Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.Learn Luxembourgish from scratch with the online course Easy Luxembourgish: www.luxembourgishwithanne.com

Learn how to make an appointment in a formal and informal situation.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.

The English word "by" has several meanings in Luxembourgish depending on the context. Learn the most common meanings of "by" in this lesson.Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.

In this lesson I help you to understand the different meanings of the word "schonn".Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.

In this lesson I answer the question: "How do you remember the gender of nouns in Luxembourgish?"Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/weeklylesson16.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.

I am Anne your teacher from- Luxembourgish with Anne and I am here to introduce you to this Podcast which is for absolute beginners. This podcast will help you to learn with me during 8 weeks step by step and day by day Luxembourgish in only 10 minutes a day.After these 8 weeks you will be able to introduce yourself, to talk about your daily activities and much more so to use Luxembourgish in your every day life. Don’t forget that you can sign up to the online course on luxembourgishwithanne.com which goes along with this podcast which includes a Video of each lesson, the lessons notes with the translation and some bonus vocabulary.

In this lesson you will learn:the meaning of the Luxembourgish prepositions aus, vun and zuwhen to use when them with lots of examplesRead the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/weeklylesson15.And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox! If you like this Podcast, I would love if you could leave a review on iTunes.

Learn the personal pronouns in the accusative and in the dative case with several examples. Learn when to say ech, mech and mir in sentences. Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/weeklylesson10. If you have a question, do leave a comment under the lesson. And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox!

Learn what a personal pronoun is and how to use these pronouns in every day life. Personal pronouns are for example: ech, du, dir, si ..... Learn as well the pronouns in the different cases. Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/weeklylesson11. If you have a question, do leave a comment under the lesson. And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox!

Today’s lesson is inspired by a student question – he asked me how and when to use this important verb which is brauchen. Brauchen has several meanings. Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/weeklylesson12. If you have a question, do leave a comment under the lesson.

Learn how to bring a conversation to an end showing that you enjoyed a conversation but that you now have to go. Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/weeklylesson11. If you have a question, do leave a comment under the lesson. And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox!

Luxembourgish words such as awer, och, dach, alt, mol, schonn and even jo are known as "particles" or "fillers". Each one of these words can have multiple meanings and functions in different contexts or situations. In this learn more about "dach", "awer" and "mol". Read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/weeklylesson10. If you have a question, do leave a comment under the lesson. And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox!

In this lesson you will learn when to say Stonn, Auer, Zäit and Mol so be able to use the correct vocabulary when talking about the time. You can read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/weeklylesson9. If you have a question, do leave a comment under the lesson. And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox!

In this lesson, you will learn how to keep a conversation going, without running out of things to say! Yo can read the transcript of this lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu/blog/learn-how-to-continue-a-conversation-in-luxembourgish. If you have a question, do leave a comment under the lesson. And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox!

Learn how to use correctly verbs like sech undoen, sech wäschen, sech treffen, sech këmmeren ëm

Learn how to start a small talk conversation in Luxembourgish

Learn 5 easy ways to just start a conversation in Luxembourgish. Small talk is essential to socialise, but to get started?

Learn Luxembourgish fast with short lessons. You can read the lesson on my Blog: www.glift.lu

Learn Luxembourgish fast with short lessons: Learn when to say wann, wéini and wéi.

10 common Luxembourgish mistakes with prepositions an, op, zu, bei. In this lesson you will learn how to avoid these mistakes. Read this entire lesson on my Blog: http://glift.lu/10-common-luxembourgish-mistakes-with-prepositions/. If you have a question, leave a comment in the comment section under the lesson. And while you are on my Blog, subscribe to my FREE WEEKLY LESSON and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox!

How to use correctly the verbs sech treffen, treffen, begéinen an kenneléieren in Luxembourgish. Read the entire lesson on my Blog: http://glift.lu/sech-treffen-treffen-begeinen-kenneleieren/. If you have a question, do leave a comment under the lesson. And while you are on my BLOG, subscribe to my FREE weekly lesson and receive every Sunday morning your lesson straight in your inbox!