The “Languages of Luxembourg” project is a web-based language learning tool that allows language learners to simultaneously study/learn either 5 or 7 languages (Luxembourgish, French, German, Portuguese, English, Arabic and Persian). This web-best tool empowers learners to study at the time of their choice, at the location of their choice and makes use of free downloadable written and audio material available on the website or free downloadable mobile phone apps. These tools allow learners to study when, where and how long they want free from the constraints and costs of a normal classroom environment.

This project has been carried out under the auspices of and with the financial support of Œuvre Nationale de Secours Grande-Duchesse Charlotte through the mateneen initiative. AMCHAM Luxembourg, INTCOMLUX and Mylanguage are the initiating partners who worked together to develop this language learning project.

The content is presented on a dedicated website and structured to allow access of the written and audio content available in the tabs “Beginner“, “Intermediate” and “Advanced“.

The mobile phone applications (iPhone and Android) can be accessed as the “Languages of Luxembourg 5” (LL5) and “Languages of Luxembourg 7” (LL7), via the official Google and Apple mobile applications stores. For more details please consult the “Mobile Applications” tabs from the main menu.

Below you can watch the promotional video of the project! Thank you Mister Motion for the realization of this video!

The project has been officially launched at a Gala Reception on 5 February at the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Kirchberg (7, Rue Alcide de Gasperi, L-2981) starting at 19.00 in the presence of Mr. Pierre Bley, President of the Œuvre Nationale de Secours Grande–Duchesse Charlotte.

We are very pleased to have been joined by almost 200 registered participants representing all the diverse parts of the Luxembourg population: Luxembourg and International residents; Government officials; members of the diplomatic corps; teachers; parents; members of non-governmental organizations and asbls focused on integration; and interested private citizens.

Introduction by Prime-Minister of Luxembourg, Xavier BETTEL

Moien,
Félicitatioun! Dir sidd amgaangen, eis Sprooch ze léieren. Ob um Computer doheem oder mam Handy anzwousch ënnerwee – Merci.
D’Intégratioun kënnt vu béide Säiten a Lëtzebuergesch ass eng Intégratiounssprooch.
Dofir: Bonne Chance!

Hi,
Congratulations! You are learning our language. No matter whether it’s at home on your computer or on the go on your phone – thank you either way!
Integration comes from both sides and Luxembourgish is an integration language.
In this sense: good luck!