In this lesson I help you to understand the different meanings of the word "schonn".
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In this lesson I answer the question: "How do you remember the gender of nouns in Luxembourgish?"
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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 zu
when to use when them with lots of examples
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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".
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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.
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