
This episode focuses on helping parents communicate effectively with teachers and childcare staff in Luxembourgish.
At the crèche door, there’s always that one moment. The child care employee says a few things in Luxembourgish. You follow. You nod. But still … you’re not 100% sure how to react. Because it’s things like: Hien/Hatt war e bëssen midd. Mir sinn haut vill dobausse gewiescht. Et gouf e klenge Problem mam Dir sollt muer nach … matbréngen . 👉 Your turn to speak. And somehow… you don’t. So you switch to French. Or English. Not because you have to, but because it’s easier in that moment. I see this a lot with learners who already understand quite well. The issue isn’t comprehension. 👉 It’s having something ready to say . That’s exactly what we practise: recognising typical vocabulary / phrases reacting simply staying in the conversation 🎧 In today’s episode, we go through real-life situations with teachers or childcare staff so you know what to expect and how to respond. 👉 Spotify 👉 Apple 📄 Read along on my blog - Here . If you want to practise these moments with role-plays and feedback, that’s exactly what we do in my Speaking Practice Group (B1). 👉 Join the priority waitlist now: https://luxembourgishwithanne.lu/speaking-practice-group-b1/ #LuxembourgishAtWork…
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