vocab Flashcards
Hello
Moien
Good morning
Gudde Moien
Good afternoon
Gudde Mëtteg
Good evening
Gudden Owend
See you
Bis Dann
See you soon
Bis geschwënn
How are you? (informal)
Wéi geet et dir?
How are you? (formal)
Wéi geet et Iech?
I’m fine
Mir geet et gutt.
very good
Ganz gutt
so-so
Alt esou
first name
de Virnumm
Last name
de Numm
Where?
Wou?
Who?
Wien?
How?
Wéi?
when
Wéini?
What
Wat
Day
den Dag (m.), d’Deeg (pl.)
Week
d’Woch, d’Wochen
month
de Mount, d’Méint
Year
d’Joer, d’Joer
Today
Haut
Tomorrow
Muer
One
Eent
two
zwee
three
dräi
four
véier
five
fënnef
Six
sechs
seven
siwen
eight
aacht
Nine
néng
ten
zéng
also
och
have a good day
schéinen Dag
city
d’Stad, d’Stied
cool, pretty
flott
bad, poorly
schlecht
Nice to meet you
Et freet mech
to live, reside
wunnen
likewise, same to you
gläichfalls
to be called
heeschen
I
ech
You (sing)
du
He
hien
she
hatt
They
Si
We
Mir
You (pl)
Dir
To be
sinn | sinn
bass | sidd
ass | sinn
to live
wunnen | wunnen
wunns | wunnt
wunnt | wunnen
To talk
schwätzen | schwätzen
schwätz | schwätzt
schwätzt | schwätzen
To work
Schaffen
To look at
kucken
To read
liesen
to look for
sichen
from
vun
school
d’Schoul
To learn
leieren
to come
kommen | kommen
kënns | kommt
kënnt | kommen
only
nëmmen
a little bit
e bëssen
now
elo
tired
midd
language
d’Sprooch
Neighbor (m,f, pl)
den noper/d’nopesh/d’noperen
Which/what
Wat fir (eng, en)
yesterday
gëschter
Parents
d’Elteren
sister
d’Schwëster
Son
de Jong
Child
de Kand/kanner
Father
de Papp
eMother
de Mamm
Brother
de Brudder/Bridder
family
d’Famill
daughter
d’Meedchen/meedercher
birthday
de Gebuertsdag
my
mäi(n)/meng
your (sing)
däI(n)/deng
his/her
säi(n)/seng
our
eise(n)/eis
your (pl)
äre(n)/är
Their
hire(n)/hir
work
d’aarbecht
to do
Maachen: maachen, mechs, mecht, maachen, maacht, maachen
to drive
fueren: fueren, fiers, fiert, fueren, fuert, fueren
to write
schreiwen: schrieven, schreifs, schreift, schreiven, schrieft, schreiven
to go
goen: ginn, gees, geet, ginn, gitt, ginn
train
den Zuch
by foot
zu Fouss
receipt, bill
de Rechnung
to take
huelen: huelen, hëls, hëlt, huelen, huelt, huelen
a lot
vill
to eat
iessen: ëss, ësst, iessen, iesst, iessen
home
heem
on Fridays
freides
on Thursdays
donneschdes
full-time
Vollzaït
sometimes
heiansdo
at night
nuets
on Sundays
sonndes
normally, usually
normalerweis
to begin, to start
ufänken: fänken, fänks
on Wednesdays
mëttwochs
on Tuesdays
dënschdes