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NEW LANGUAGE: LUXEMBOURGISH

Author: Severina PalPublished: 1 min read

NEW LANGUAGE: LUXEMBOURGISH

We’ve added Luxembourgish (Lëtzebuergesch) — the national language of Luxembourg and a key part of one of Europe’s most multilingual societies.

Spoken daily alongside French and German, Luxembourgish is the language of everyday life, identity, and local culture. Though the country is small, its global presence is strong — from international finance to European institutions.

Now on Qlango, you can learn Luxembourgish from the ground up — starting with personal pronouns and essential expressions, and moving into real-life topics like food, shopping, relationships, travel, work, and communication.

At CEFR A1–A2, you won’t just study vocabulary — you’ll handle everyday life in Luxembourg.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Say hello like a local-

  • Introduce yourself: Ech heeschen… (My name is…)

  • Ask someone how they are: Wéi geet et?

  • Buy groceries at a local shop

  • Ask for prices and quantities

  • Order food and drinks

  • Talk about your family and relationships

  • Describe people and appearance

  • Ask for directions while traveling

  • Speak about work, school, hobbies, and daily routines

By the end of A2, you won’t feel lost in everyday conversations — you’ll participate in them.

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