Time & Dates

54 phrases · Luxembourgish with romanization, English and audio

  1. Haut / Muer / Gëschter

    Today / Tomorrow / Yesterday

    Usage

    The adverbs for today, tomorrow and yesterday.

    Grammar Note

    All three are adverbs

  2. Dës Woch / D'nächst Woch / D'lescht Woch

    This week / Next week / Last week

    Usage

    Means this week, next week and last week.

    Grammar Note

    Woch is feminine; nächst and lescht take d' before them

  3. Moies / Nomëttes / Owes / Nuets

    In the morning / afternoon / evening / at night

    Usage

    The adverbs for morning, afternoon, evening and night.

    Grammar Note

    All four are adverbs meaning in or at that time of day

  4. Mir treffen eis um 15 Auer.

    Let's meet at 3 pm.

    Usage

    Arranges to meet at 3 pm.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Clock times use um ... Auer, and the 24-hour clock is normal

  5. Ass et um Weekend op?

    Is it open on weekends?

    Usage

    Asks whether it is open at the weekend.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Op here is the adjective meaning open

  6. A wéi enger Zäitzon si mir?

    What time zone are we in?

    Usage

    Asks which time zone you are in.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Sinn becomes si before m

  7. Et ass ze fréi / ze spéit.

    It's too early / too late.

    Usage

    Says it is too early or too late.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Ze means too

  8. Wéini fänkt et un a wéini hält et op?

    When does it start / end?

    Usage

    Asks when it starts and when it ends.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Ufänken and ophalen are separable verbs

  9. Wéi vill Deeg / Stonnen nach bis ...?

    How many days / hours until…?

    Usage

    Asks how many days or hours remain until something.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. The plural of Stonn is Stonnen

  10. Vu Méindeg bis Freideg.

    From Monday to Friday.

    Usage

    Says from Monday to Friday.

    Grammar Note

    Vun drops its n before M and becomes vu

  11. Wéi e Mount hu mir?

    What month is it?

    Usage

    Asks what month it is.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Literally which month do we have

  12. En Dag

    One day

    Usage

    The word or phrase for one day.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun Dag

  13. En hallwen Dag

    Half a day

    Usage

    The word or phrase for half a day.

    Grammar Note

    Hallef takes the form hallwen here

  14. Eng Woch

    One week

    Usage

    The word or phrase for one week.

    Grammar Note

    Feminine noun Woch

  15. E Mount

    One month

    Usage

    The word or phrase for one month.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun Mount

  16. E Joer

    One year

    Usage

    The word or phrase for one year.

    Grammar Note

    Neuter noun Joer

  17. Méindeg

    Monday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for Monday.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a day name

  18. Dënschdeg

    Tuesday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for Tuesday.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a day name

  19. Mëttwoch

    Wednesday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for Wednesday.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a day name

  20. Donneschdeg

    Thursday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for Thursday.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a day name

  21. Freideg

    Friday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for Friday.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a day name

  22. Samschdeg

    Saturday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for Saturday.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a day name

  23. Sonndeg

    Sunday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for Sunday.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a day name

  24. Haut

    Today

    Usage

    The word or phrase for today.

    Grammar Note

    Adverb

  25. Muer

    Tomorrow

    Usage

    The word or phrase for tomorrow.

    Grammar Note

    Adverb

  26. Gëschter

    Yesterday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for yesterday.

    Grammar Note

    Adverb

  27. Iwwermuer

    The day after tomorrow

    Usage

    The word or phrase for the day after tomorrow.

    Grammar Note

    Adverb

  28. Virgëschter

    The day before yesterday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for the day before yesterday.

    Grammar Note

    Adverb

  29. Elo

    Now

    Usage

    The word or phrase for now.

    Grammar Note

    Adverb; it can also mean the other day

  30. Méi spéit

    Later

    Usage

    The word or phrase for later.

    Grammar Note

    A comparative use of spéit

  31. Eng Stonn

    One hour

    Usage

    The word or phrase for one hour.

    Grammar Note

    Feminine noun Stonn

  32. Zwou Stonnen

    Two hours

    Usage

    The word or phrase for two hours.

    Grammar Note

    Feminine nouns take zwou

  33. Drësseg Minutten

    Thirty minutes

    Usage

    The word or phrase for thirty minutes.

    Grammar Note

    The plural of Minutt is Minutten

  34. De Moien

    Morning

    Usage

    The word or phrase for morning.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, the same word as the greeting Moien

  35. De Mëtteg

    Midday

    Usage

    The word or phrase for midday.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun; it also covers lunchtime and the afternoon

  36. Den Owend

    Evening

    Usage

    The word or phrase for evening.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun

  37. D'Nuecht

    Night

    Usage

    The word or phrase for night.

    Grammar Note

    Feminine noun

  38. Spéit an der Nuecht

    Late night

    Usage

    The word or phrase for late at night.

    Grammar Note

    Adverbial phrase

  39. All Dag

    Every day

    Usage

    The word or phrase for every day.

    Grammar Note

    All precedes the masculine noun Dag

  40. All Woch

    Every week

    Usage

    The word or phrase for every week.

    Grammar Note

    Adverbial phrase

  41. All Mount

    Every month

    Usage

    The word or phrase for every month.

    Grammar Note

    Adverbial phrase

  42. De Weekend

    Weekend

    Usage

    The word or phrase for weekend.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun

  43. Januar

    January

    Usage

    The word or phrase for January.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  44. Februar

    February

    Usage

    The word or phrase for February.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  45. Mäerz

    March

    Usage

    The word or phrase for March.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  46. Abrëll

    April

    Usage

    The word or phrase for April.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  47. Mee

    May

    Usage

    The word or phrase for May.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  48. Juni

    June

    Usage

    The word or phrase for June.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  49. Juli

    July

    Usage

    The word or phrase for July.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  50. August

    Usage

    The word or phrase for August.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  51. September

    Usage

    The word or phrase for September.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  52. Oktober

    October

    Usage

    The word or phrase for October.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  53. November

    Usage

    The word or phrase for November.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

  54. Dezember

    December

    Usage

    The word or phrase for December.

    Grammar Note

    Masculine noun, a month name

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