Luxembourgish: grammar, dictionary and phrasebook
Our free Luxembourgish pages in one place. Every word and sentence is checked in the Lëtzebuerger Online Dictionnaire (LOD), and most have a native speaker's recording. Start with the level test, or go straight to what you need.
Level test
A1–B2Find your level in about 8 minutes: 24 questions from A1 to B2, with native listening. Free, no sign-up.Grammar
From the sounds to the tenses, in the order we would read them.
Sounds and spelling
The sentence
Verbs and tenses
Dictionary: words by topic
2,793 words in 40 topics, each checked in LOD, with IPA, English and French and a native recording.
The basics
Daily life
Out and about
Health, school and services
Phrasebook
How to say the everyday things — every answer from LOD, with a recording.
Greetings and goodbyes
- Hello — Moien
- Good morning — Gudde Moien
- Good evening — Gudden Owend
- Goodbye — Äddi
- How are you — Wéi geet et?
- Nice to meet you — Et freet mech
Politeness
- Please — wannechgelift
- Thank you — Merci
- You're welcome — Gär geschitt
- Excuse me / sorry — Entschëllegt
Wishes and feelings
- Good luck — Vill Gléck
- Cheers — Prost
- Happy New Year — Schéi Feierdeeg an e gudde Rutsch!
- I love you — Ech hunn dech gär!
Yes, no and numbers
- Yes and no — jo
- Numbers — Eent, zwee, dräi, lass!
Conjugation
Full tables for 212 verbs — every tense, with LOD's example sentences and native audio. The everyday core:
All 212 verbs Practise conjugationDutch verb tables
Guides
The Sproochentest and nationality
Learning Luxembourgish
Languages and life in Luxembourg
In other languages
Make it stick
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