Nature & Outdoors

1. D'Landschaft ass wonnerschéin

   The scenery is beautiful

   Usage

   Praises the scenery.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. Wonnerschéin means wonderful

2. Gëtt et hei Wanderweeër?

   Are there hiking trails here?

   Usage

   Asks whether there are hiking trails.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. The plural of Wanderwee is Wanderweeër

3. Wéi gëtt d'Wieder muer?

   What will the weather be like tomorrow?

   Usage

   Asks what tomorrow's weather will be.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. Ginn means to become. Wieder is neuter

4. Kann een hei campen?

   Can one camp here?

   Usage

   Asks whether one can camp here.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. Een keeps its n before h (n-rule)

5. Ech sichen en Nationalpark an der Géigend

   I am looking for a national park nearby

   Usage

   Says you are looking for a national park in the area.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. Sichen keeps its n before the vowel of en, and een keeps its n before N (n-rule)

6. Wéi eng Déiere liewen an dësem Bësch?

   What animals live in this forest?

   Usage

   Asks what animals live in this forest.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. Déieren loses its n before l. An takes the dative here

7. De Waasserfall ass beandrockend

   The waterfall is impressive

   Usage

   Says the waterfall is impressive.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. Waasserfall is masculine

8. Wou kann ech de Sonnenënnergang am beschte gesinn?

   Where is the best place to watch the sunset?

   Usage

   Asks for the best place to watch the sunset.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. Am beschte is the superlative adverb "best"; its n drops before g (n-rule)

9. Mir sollen eisen Offall net an der Natur loossen

   We should not leave trash in nature

   Usage

   Says we should not leave our rubbish in nature.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words. Eisen keeps its n before the vowel of Offall

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