Public Transport

10 phrases · Luxembourgish with romanization, English and audio

  1. Wéi eng Buslinn fiert an de Stadzentrum?

    Which bus goes to the city center?

    Usage

    Asks which bus line goes to the city centre.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Buslinn is feminine, hence wéi eng

  2. Wéi vill Arrête sinn et bis ...?

    How many stops to [destination]?

    Usage

    Asks how many stops there are to a destination. Put the place name in place of ...

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. The plural Arrêten loses its n before s and becomes Arrête. Sinn keeps its n before the vowel of et. Arrêt means stop

  3. Ech wéilt hei eraus, wannechgelift

    Please let me off here.

    Usage

    Tells the driver you want to get off here.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Eraus means out, the way to ask to get off

  4. Ass dës Plaz fräi?

    Is this seat free?

    Usage

    Asks whether this seat is free.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Plaz is feminine and also means seat

  5. Wéini fiert de leschte Bus?

    What time is the last bus?

    Usage

    Asks when the last bus leaves.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. The masculine form of lescht is leschte

  6. Wou kann ech e Billjee kafen?

    Where can I buy a ticket?

    Usage

    Asks where to buy a ticket.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Billjee is masculine

  7. Hält dëse Bus um Maart un?

    Does this bus stop at the market?

    Usage

    Asks whether this bus stops at the market.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Unhalen is separable: hält … un

  8. Vu wéi engem Quai fiert en?

    Which platform does it depart from?

    Usage

    Asks which platform it leaves from.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Quai is masculine, and vu (n-rule form of vun) takes the dative

  9. Gëtt et eng direkt Verbindung?

    Is there a direct route?

    Usage

    Asks whether there is a direct connection.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Verbindung is feminine

  10. Wéi laang dauert d'Rees?

    How long does the journey take?

    Usage

    Asks how long the journey takes.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Rees is feminine and means journey

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