Do your Luxembourgish sentences sometimes feel… a bit flat?

Take this example:

👉 Ech hu keng Zäit.

Correct but …. not very expressive.

Now add just one adverb:

☛ Ech hu leider keng Zäit.

Suddenly, the sentence sounds more natural, more human, more real.

That’s the power of adverbs.

They add detail, attitude, and context without complicated grammar.

In this podcast episode, I show you:

✔️ how adverbs change the meaning and tone of a sentence

✔️ where to place them correctly in Luxembourgish

✔️ 10 practical adverbs you can start using right away

You’ll learn words like:

• leider (unfortunately)

• onbedéngt (absolutely)

• bestëmmt (certainly / definitely)

With clear examples you can reuse at work and in everyday conversations.

🎧 Episode: 10 Luxembourgish Adverbs to Make Sentences More Interesting

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Adverbs are one of the easiest ways to sound more confident in Luxembourgish.

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Discover what really works to use Luxembourgish confidently at work and in daily life.

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Why learn Luxembourgish — when everyone already speaks English?

It’s a question I hear often from expats in Luxembourg.

And honestly, on the surface, it makes sense.

Luxembourg is multilingual.

English, French, and German are part of everyday life.

Almost half of the population is foreign.

So why invest time and energy in learning Luxembourgish?

Because learning a language has never really been about efficiency.

Yes, vocabulary and grammar matter. But they’re only the starting point.

Learning a language is about people.

It’s about connection.

It’s about feeling less like an outsider and more like you belong.

And this is especially true when it comes to Luxembourgish.

In today’s podcast episode, I explore what learning Luxembourgish really means beyond grammar and vocabulary:

• how language creates connection at work

• how it supports integration in everyday life

• and why Luxembourgish still matters — even in a multilingual country

🎧 If you’ve ever wondered whether learning Luxembourgish is “worth it”, this episode is for you.

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Many professionals working in Luxembourg tell me this:

“My job isn’t the problem, but social conversations at work are hard.”

The fast speech.

The slang.

The lunchroom noise.

The cultural codes no one ever explains.

That’s exactly why I recorded the next episode of my podcast:

🎧 Social Luxembourgish at Work: Easy Tips to Talk to Your Co-workers

In this episode, we talk about social Luxembourgish and specifically:

• Why understanding co-workers can feel so difficult (and how to make it easier)
• How to connect socially at work — even if you’re shy or new
• Simple small-talk strategies that actually work
• Cultural differences, formality (du vs Dir), and unspoken workplace rules
• Useful tips to open small talk conversations

🎧 Listen to the episode and learn practical tips you can use tomorrow at work.

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