Luxembourgish vocabulary: Shopping & Fashion
50 Luxembourgish words for shopping & fashion, from A1 to C2 — each one checked in the Lëtzebuerger Online Dictionnaire (LOD), with its pronunciation, LOD's English and French, and a native speaker's recording.
Level A1
- kafen/kˈaːfən/verbconjugation →to buyFR: acheter
- droen/dʀˈoːən/verbconjugation →to wearFR: porter
Level A2
- Box/boks/noun(pair of) knickers, pantsFR: slip, petite culotte
- Brëll/bʀəl/nounglasses, spectaclesFR: (paire de) lunettes
- Hiem/hiəm/nounshirtFR: chemise
- Hutt/hut/nounhatFR: chapeau
- Jackett/ʒˈɑkæt/nounjacket, coatFR: veste
- Präis/pʀæːɪs/nounpriceFR: prix
- Client/klˈiɑ̃ː/nouncustomer, patronFR: client
- Maart/maːʀt/nounmarketFR: marché
- Gréisst/ɡʀɜɪst/nounsize, dimensionsFR: taille, dimensions
- Stil/stiːl/nounstyleFR: style (d'expression)
- Schong/ʃoŋ/nounshoeFR: chaussure
Level B1
- Quittung/kwˈituŋ/nounreceiptFR: quittance, reçu
- Mark/mɑʀk/nounmake, brandFR: marque
- Portmonni/pɔʀtmˈoniː/nounpurse, walletFR: portemonnaie, portefeuille
- Produkt/pʀodˈukt/nounproductFR: produit
- Kaputz/kɑpˈuts/nounhoodFR: capuchon, capuche
- Stiwwel/ʃtˈivəl/nounbootFR: botte
- Kuerf/kuːɐ̯f/nounbasketFR: panier
- Pärel/pˈɛːʀəl/nounpearlFR: perle
- Kotteng/kˈoteŋ/nouncottonFR: coton
- Seid/zɑɪt/nounsilkFR: soie
- Kolli/kˈoliː/nouncollarFR: col
- Pelz/pælts/nounfur, coat, peltFR: pelage, fourrure
- etikettéieren/etikætˈɜɪəʀən/verbto labelFR: étiqueter
- Designer/dizˈɑɪnɐ/noundesignerFR: designer, styliste
Level B2
- Verkeefer/fɐkˈeːfɐ/nounsellerFR: vendeur
- Woll/vol/nounwoolFR: laine
- Bikini/bikˈiːniː/nounbikiniFR: bikini
- Collant/kˈolɑ̃ː/nountightsFR: collant
- Chienne/ʃi̯æn/nounfringeFR: frange
- Accessoire/ɑksæswˈaːʀ/nounaccessoryFR: accessoire
- Wuer/vuːɐ̯/noungoods, merchandiseFR: marchandise
- Inventar/invæntˈaːʀ/nouninventoryFR: stock et équipement
- Katalog/kɑtɑlˈoːχ/nouncatalogueFR: catalogue
- Remboursement/ʀɑ̃ːmbuʀsəmˈænt/nounreimbursement, refundFR: remboursement
Level C1
- Eleganz/eleɡˈɑnts/nouneleganceFR: élégance
- Mannequin/mˈɑnəkɛ̃ː/nounmannequinFR: mannequin
- Fleece/fliːs/nounfleeceFR: (fibre) polaire
- Nylon/nˈilɔ̃ː/nounnylonFR: nylon
- Ensembel/ɑ̃ːsˈɑ̃ːmbəl/nounensemble, groupFR: ensemble
- Permanente/pɛʀmɑnˈɑ̃ːt/nounpermFR: permanente
- Boutique/butˈik/nounboutiqueFR: boutique
- Broderie/bʀodəʀˈiː/nounembroideryFR: broderie
- Sendung/zˈænduŋ/nounshipment, consignmentFR: envoi
Level C2
- Knapplach/knˈɑplɑχ/nounbuttonholeFR: boutonnière
- Schofspelz/ʃˈoːfspælts/nounsheepskinFR: peau de mouton
- DamastnoundamaskFR: damas
- Barcode/bˈaːʀkoːt/nounbarcodeFR: code-barres
In real sentences
Example sentences and their recordings from LOD; English by 16Word.
- Ech kafe mir elo eng gutt Mettwurscht!I'm going to buy myself a nice Mettwurscht (smoked sausage)!
- Bei der Receptioun hunn d'Beamten hir Galauniform gedroenAt the reception the officials wore their dress uniforms.
- Meng Fra krut hire Brëll beim Optiker geflécktMy wife had her glasses repaired at the optician's.
- Stiech däin Hiem an d'Box!Tuck your shirt into your trousers!
Questions
How do you say “to buy” in Luxembourgish?
kafen (/kˈaːfən/) — the LOD dictionary translates it as to buy; in French, acheter.
How do you say “to wear” in Luxembourgish?
droen (/dʀˈoːən/) — the LOD dictionary translates it as to wear; in French, porter.
How do you say “(pair of) knickers” in Luxembourgish?
Box (/boks/) — the LOD dictionary translates it as (pair of) knickers, pants; in French, slip, petite culotte.
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Guides with audio
Words, IPA, English and French translations, example sentences and recordings: Lëtzebuerger Online Dictionnaire (LOD), CC0. Selection by topic and the English of the example sentences: 16Word.
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