Oh nice, you got to interview her! Thanks Liz for creating the book for English speakers it helped my partner a lot to get started! But now we are looking for more advanced material! Anything new on the way? Villmols Merci
Belgians say "eh" a lot. In Flemish it is spelled as "hè", and in French as "hein". But it's functionally and phonetically almost identical to Canadian.
Moien. Dir hu e gutt channel. Ech gewiescht sinn op der [fence about] kafen des buch. Et ass déier. Mä, ech kafen et. Mäi Letzebuergesch ass net gutt. Mä Ech léieren fir e Frënd. (I proofread this via a translation app before posting and only made a few changes :D. I am getting better.)
Oh nice, you got to interview her! Thanks Liz for creating the book for English speakers it helped my partner a lot to get started! But now we are looking for more advanced material! Anything new on the way? Villmols Merci
Belgians say "eh" a lot. In Flemish it is spelled as "hè", and in French as "hein". But it's functionally and phonetically almost identical to Canadian.
Is it a language or is it an accent of German?? But any way it is nice .
Moien. Dir hu e gutt channel. Ech gewiescht sinn op der [fence about]
kafen des buch. Et ass déier. Mä, ech kafen et.
Mäi Letzebuergesch ass net gutt. Mä Ech léieren fir e Frënd.
(I proofread this via a translation app before posting and only made a few changes :D. I am getting better.)