Introduction to Luxembourgish

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Linas wrote:
Great progress on the lessons, and such a rare language - but I think it would be better to ease into the language by introducing structures one by one, rather than together.

EDIT: I was asked to add further information to the comments section for this course by Frédéric. Find Frédéric's comment below:

Good evening is said 'gudden Owend' with an N. For Good morning, 'gudde Moien' is correct because the N disappears in accordance to the EIFELER REGEL (The rule of the Eifel region languages) which states that the N is maintained in front of N, D, T, Z, H and the vowels (A, E, I, O, U) but disappears in any other configuration. Owend starts with a vowel, so the N of gudden is maintained giving us 'gudden Owend'. Moien doesn't start with a vowel nor with N, D, T, Z, or H, so the N of gudden disappears giving us 'gudde moien'.
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