Luxembourgish A1 : Class 14 📚

🎯 LĂ©ierziler (Learning Objectives)

  • AarbechtszĂ€iten nennen a verstoen (Name and understand working hours)
  • D’AuerzĂ€it soen a verstoen (Tell and understand the time)
  • Iwwert de Beruff a Qualifikatiounen schwĂ€tzen (Talk about profession and qualifications)
  • Schaffen an AarbechtszĂ€iten (Work and working hours)
  • FrĂ€izĂ€itaktivitĂ©iten nennen a verstoen (Name and understand leisure activities)
  • Am Alldag Informatiounen austauschen (Exchange information in everyday life)

⏰ WĂ©ini schaffe si? (When do they work?)

Working Times

  • Hie schafft vu vĂ©ier Auer moies bis zwou Auer mĂ«ttes. (He works from 4 AM to 2 PM.)

  • Hie fĂ€nkt um vĂ©ier Auer u mat schaffen. (He starts working at 4 AM.)

  • Hien hĂ€lt um zwou Auer op mat schaffen. (He stops working at 2 PM.)

  • Si schafft vun hallwer nĂ©ng moies bis hallwer sechs owes. (She works from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM.)

  • Si fĂ€nkt um hallwer nĂ©ng u mat schaffen. (She starts working at 8:30 AM.)

  • Si hĂ€lt um hallwer sechs op mat schaffen. (She stops working at 5:30 PM.)

Key Words

  • ufĂ€nken = to start
  • ophalen = to stop
  • moies = in the morning
  • mĂ«ttes = at noon/afternoon
  • owes = in the evening
  • mat schaffen = with working (working)
  • vu(n) 
 bis = from 
 to
  • hallwer = half (for half hour)
  • vĂ©ier Auer = 4 o’clock

🕒 D’AuerzĂ€it (Telling Time)

Full Hours

  • Et ass eng Auer. (It’s 1 o’clock.)
  • Et ass zwou Auer. (It’s 2 o’clock.)
  • Et ass drĂ€i Auer. (It’s 3 o’clock.)
  • Et ass vĂ©ier Auer. (It’s 4 o’clock.)
  • Et ass fĂ«nnef Auer. (It’s 5 o’clock.)
  • Et ass sechs Auer. (It’s 6 o’clock.)
  • Et ass siwen Auer. (It’s 7 o’clock.)
  • Et ass aacht Auer. (It’s 8 o’clock.)
  • Et ass nĂ©ng Auer. (It’s 9 o’clock.)
  • Et ass zĂ©ng Auer. (It’s 10 o’clock.)
  • Et ass eelef Auer. (It’s 11 o’clock.)
  • Et ass zwielef Auer. (It’s 12 o’clock.)

Half Hours

  • Et ass hallwer eng. (It’s 12:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer zwou. (It’s 1:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer drĂ€i. (It’s 2:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer vĂ©ier. (It’s 3:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer fĂ«nnef. (It’s 4:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer sechs. (It’s 5:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer siwen. (It’s 6:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer aacht. (It’s 7:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer nĂ©ng. (It’s 8:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer zĂ©ng. (It’s 9:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer eelef. (It’s 10:30.)
  • Et ass hallwer zwielef. (It’s 11:30.)

Time Expressions

LuxembourgishEnglish
Wéini fÀnkt dir un?When do you start?
WĂ©ini haalt dir op?When do you stop/finish?
Um wéivill Auer fÀnkt dir un?At what time do you start?
Um wéivill Auer haalt dir op?At what time do you stop?
Ech schaffen normalerweis vun 
 bis 
I normally work from 
 to 

Ech fÀnken um 
 un.I start at 

Ech haalen um 
 op.I stop at 


Additional Time Examples

LuxembourgishEnglish
Um 17:00 (siechzéng Auer)At 5:00 PM
Um 1:30 (eng Auer drësseg)At 1:30
Ech sinn bei Coiffeuse vun 3 Auer bis fĂ«nnef AuerI’m at the hairdresser from 3 to 5 o’clock
Ech schaffe vun aacht bis fënnefI work from 8 to 5

đŸ’Œ Dialog: Ass d’Plaz nach frĂ€i? (Is the place still free/available?)

Eng Aarbecht als Babysitter sichen (Looking for a job as a babysitter)

Scheier: Hallo! Hei ass Scheier.

Claudine: Gudde Moien, mĂ€in Numm ass Claudine Hausemer. Ech ruffen u wĂ©inst Ärer Annonce. Ass d’Plaz nach frĂ€i?

Scheier: Jo. Hutt Dir schonn Erfarung mat Kanner?

Claudine: Jo, ech schaffen am Summer als Monitrice a Kolonien an ech studéiere Pedagogie.

Scheier: A, flott! A wéi al sidd Dir dann?

Claudine: Ech hunn 19 Joer.

Scheier: Ech hunn e Bouf vun drĂ€i Joer. Ech sichen e Babysitter fir op d’mannst zweemol d’Woch.

Claudine: WĂ©ini genau?

Scheier: Normalerweis dënschdes an donneschdes owes, vu sechs bis néng, mÀ heiansdo och de Weekend.

Claudine: Hmmm, de Weekend
, ech weess net


Scheier: De Weekend bezuelen ech natierlech e bĂ«sse mĂ©i! Ech proposĂ©ieren 10 € d’Stonn an de Weekend kritt Dir e SupplĂ©ment vu 5 € d’Stonn.

Claudine: O, da sinn ech averstanen! Wunnt Dir an der Stad?

Scheier: Jo, ech wunnen um Lampertsbierg.

Claudine: Dat ass praktesch. Ech wunnen och an der Stad. Da kann ech de Bus huelen.

Scheier: Tipptopp. Kommt muer den Owend gĂ©int sechs Auer laanscht an da schwĂ€tze mir iwwert d’Detailer vun der Aarbecht.

Claudine: An der Rei! WĂ©i ass Är Adress, wannechgelift?

Scheier: 10, Rue Victor Hugo.

Claudine: Gutt, bis muer! Äddi!

Scheier: Awar.

Key Phrases

  • Ech ruffen u wĂ©inst Ärer Annonce. (I’m calling about your advertisement.)
  • Ass d’Plaz nach frĂ€i? (Is the position still available?)
  • Hutt Dir schonn Erfarung mat
? (Do you already have experience with
?)
  • Ech studĂ©iere Pedagogie. (I study Pedagogy.)
  • Ech sichen e Babysitter fir
 (I’m looking for a babysitter for
)
  • op d’mannst zweemol d’Woch (at least twice a week)
  • Normalerweis dĂ«nschdes an donneschdes (Normally Tuesdays and Thursdays)
  • Ech proposĂ©ieren 10 € d’Stonn (I propose 10 € per hour)
  • kritt Dir e SupplĂ©ment vu 5 € d’Stonn (you get a supplement of 5 € per hour)
  • Da sinn ech averstanen! (Then I agree!)
  • Da kann ech de Bus huelen. (Then I can take the bus.)
  • Kommt muer den Owend gĂ©int sechs Auer laanscht (Come by tomorrow evening around 6 o’clock)
  • An der Rei! (All right!/OK!)

📚 Grammar: Present Tense of Important Verbs

PersonschaffenfÀnken 
 unhalen 
 opsichenaverstoen
EchschaffenfÀnken 
 unhaalen 
 opsichensinn averstanen
DuschaffsfĂ€nks 
 unhÀÀls 
 opsichsbass averstanen
Hien/Si/EtschafftfÀnkt 
 unhÀlt 
 opsichtass averstanen
MirschaffenfÀnken 
 unhaalen 
 opsichensi(nn) averstanen
DirschafftfÀnkt 
 unhaalt 
 opsichtsidd averstanen
SischaffenfÀnken 
 unhaalen 
 opsichensi(nn) averstanen

Example sentences

  • Ech schaffen an enger Bank. (I work in a bank.)
  • Du schaffs zevill. (You work too much.)
  • Si fĂ€nkt um aacht Auer un. (She starts at 8 o’clock.)
  • Hien hĂ€lt um fĂ«nnef Auer op. (He stops at 5 o’clock.)
  • Mir schaffen zesummen. (We work together.)
  • Dir sicht eng Aarbecht? (You are looking for a job?)
  • Si fĂ€nken um nĂ©ng Auer un. (They start at 9 o’clock.)
  • Ech sinn averstanen mat den AarbechtszĂ€iten. (I agree with the working hours.)

👔 Professional Vocabulary

Professions and Job Titles

  • de Verkeefer / d’Verkeeferin (salesperson)
  • den Affekot / d’Affekottin (lawyer)
  • den UstrĂ€icher / d’UstrĂ€icherin (painter)
  • de Schauspiller / d’Schauspillerin (actor/actress)
  • de Journalist / d’Journalistin (journalist)
  • de BĂ€cker / d’BĂ€ckesch (baker)
  • den Dokter / d’Doktesch (doctor)
  • de Coiffer / d’Coiffeuse (hairdresser)
  • den Infirmier / d’InfirmiĂšre (nurse)
  • de Caissier / d’CaissiĂšre (cashier)
  • de Botzmann / d’Botzfra (cleaner)
  • de Meeschter / d’Meeschterin (master/teacher)
  • de BrĂ©ifdrĂ©ier / d’BrĂ©ifdrĂ©iesch (postal worker)
  • den Informatiker / d’Informatikerin (IT specialist)
  • de Receptionist / d’Receptionistin (receptionist)
  • de Chauffeur / d’Chauffeuse (driver)
  • de Pilot / d’Pilotin (pilot)
  • de Kach / d’KĂ€chen (cook)

Workplace Terms

  • d’Aarbecht (work/job)
  • de Beruff (profession)
  • d’AarbechtszĂ€iten (working hours)
  • de Kolleg / d’Kollegin (colleague)
  • de Chef / d’Cheffin (boss)
  • de BĂŒro (office)
  • d’Reunioun (meeting)
  • de Betrib (company)
  • de Schaffdag (workday)
  • d’Paus (break)
  • de CongĂ© (vacation/leave)
  • de Salaire (salary)
  • de Kontrakt (contract)
  • de CV (resume/CV)
  • d’Erfarung (experience)
  • d’Annonce (job advertisement)
  • d’Stonn (hour)

Workplace Objects

  • de Computer (computer)
  • de Clavier (keyboard)
  • d’Maus (mouse)
  • de Bic (pen)
  • d’Notizbuch (notebook)
  • de Kalenner (calendar)
  • den Handy (mobile phone)
  • d’Taass Kaffi (cup of coffee)
  • den USB-Stick (USB stick)

💬 Useful Questions and Expressions

Formal vs. Informal

Formal (Dir-Form)Informal (Du-Form)
Wat schafft Dir?Wat schaffs du?
Wat sidd Dir vu Beruff?Wat bass du vu Beruff?
Wou schafft Dir?Wou schaffs du?
Wéini fÀnkt Dir un?Wéini fÀnks du un?
Wéini haalt Dir op?Wéini hÀÀls du op?
Um wéivill Auer fÀnkt Dir un?Um wéivill Auer fÀnks du un?
Um wéivill Auer haalt Dir op?Um wéivill Auer hÀÀls du op?
WĂ©i laang schafft Dir schonn do?WĂ©i laang schaffs du schonn do?
Hutt Dir eng Paus?Hues du eng Paus?
Hutt Dir Congé?Hues du Congé?

Tipp: Wann dir net sĂ©cher sidd, benotzt de “Dir-Form”
(Tip: When you’re not sure, use the “Dir-Form”)

Common Responses

  • Ech sinn Affekot/Affekottin. (I am a lawyer.)
  • Ech schaffen als Verkeefer/Verkeeferin. (I work as a salesperson.)
  • Ech schaffen an enger Bank/an engem BĂŒro/an engem Restaurant. (I work in a bank/in an office/in a restaurant.)
  • Ech schaffen zu LĂ«tzebuerg/zu Esch/zu DĂ©ifferdeng. (I work in Luxembourg/in Esch/in Differdange.)
  • Ech fĂ€nken um aacht Auer un. (I start at 8 o’clock.)
  • Ech haalen um fĂ«nnef Auer op. (I stop at 5 o’clock.)
  • Ech schaffen vun aacht bis fĂ«nnef. (I work from 8 to 5.)
  • Ech schaffen schonn drĂ€i Joer do. (I’ve been working there for three years.)
  • Ech hu MĂ«ttespaus vun zwielef bis eng. (I have a lunch break from 12 to 1.)
  • Ech hu vĂ©ier Woche CongĂ© am Joer. (I have four weeks of vacation per year.)

📅 Days of the Week and Time Expressions

Days of the Week

  • MĂ©indeg (Monday)
  • DĂ«nschdeg (Tuesday)
  • MĂ«ttwoch (Wednesday)
  • Donneschdeg (Thursday)
  • Freideg (Friday)
  • Samschdeg (Saturday)
  • Sonndeg (Sunday)

Time of Day

  • moies (in the morning)
  • mĂ«ttes (at noon/afternoon)
  • owes (in the evening)
  • nuets (at night)

Other Time Expressions

  • haut (today)
  • muer (tomorrow)
  • gĂ«schter (yesterday)
  • all Dag (every day)
  • jidder Dag (each day)
  • eemol (once)
  • zweemol (twice)
  • drĂ€imol (three times)
  • d’Woch (the week)
  • de Mount (the month)
  • d’Joer (the year)
  • de Moien (the morning)
  • de MĂ«tteg (the noon/afternoon)
  • den Owend (the evening)
  • d’Nuecht (the night)
  • heiansdo (sometimes)
  • normalerweis (normally)
  • Ă«mmer (always)
  • ni (never)
  • op d’mannst (at least)

Example Sentences

  • Ech schaffen all Dag vun aacht bis fĂ«nnef. (I work every day from 8 to 5.)
  • Ech schaffen normalerweis net Samschdes a Sonndes. (I normally don’t work on Saturdays and Sundays.)
  • MĂ«ttes hunn ech eng Stonn Paus. (In the afternoon I have a one-hour break.)
  • Owes sinn ech dacks midd. (In the evening I am often tired.)
  • Zweemol d’Woch ginn ech lafen. (Twice a week I go running.)
  • Heiansdo schaffen ech och de Weekend. (Sometimes I also work on the weekend.)

🔊 Sound Comparison: Ă©i - ei - Ă€i

éieiÀi
wéi (how)bei (at)wÀiss (white)
Béier (beer)hei (here)glÀich (same/soon)
Déier (animal)deier (expensive)mÀin (my)
Tréier (Trier)leider (unfortunately)UstrÀicher (painter)
Verkéier (traffic)Freedefeier (fireworks)WÀin (wine)

Practice Sentences

  • Leider ass de BĂ©ier ze deier. (Unfortunately, the beer is too expensive.)
  • Den UstrĂ€icher drĂ©nkt WĂ€in. (The painter drinks wine.)
  • Hei zu TrĂ©ier ass vill VerkĂ©ier. (Here in Trier there is a lot of traffic.)
  • MĂ€in DĂ©ier ass glĂ€ich bei mir. (My animal is right with me.)
  • WĂ©i ass d’Freedefeier? (How is the fireworks?)

đŸ’Œ Finding a Job Vocabulary

Job Search Terms

  • d’Annonce (advertisement)
  • d’Plaz (position/place)
  • nach frĂ€i (still available)
  • den Entretien (interview)
  • uruffen (to call)
  • wĂ©inst (because of/regarding)
  • d’Erfarung (experience)
  • mat Kanner (with children)
  • sichen (to look for/search)
  • drĂ©ngend (urgently)
  • proposĂ©ieren (to propose/offer)
  • d’Stonn (hour)
  • de SupplĂ©ment (supplement)
  • averstoen (to agree)
  • prackesch (practical)
  • bezuelen (to pay)
  • natierlech (naturally/of course)

Useful Phrases

  • Ech ruffen u wĂ©inst Ärer Annonce. (I’m calling about your advertisement.)
  • Ass d’Plaz nach frĂ€i? (Is the position still available?)
  • Hutt Dir schonn Erfarung? (Do you already have experience?)
  • Wat bezuelt Dir? (What do you pay?)
  • Ech proposĂ©ieren 
 € d’Stonn. (I propose 
 € per hour.)
  • Hutt Dir d’Qualifikatiounen? (Do you have the qualifications?)
  • Kommt laanscht fir en Entretien. (Come by for an interview.)
  • WĂ©ini kennt Dir ufĂ€nken? (When can you start?)
  • Ech sichen eng Aarbecht als
 (I’m looking for a job as
)
  • Ech sinn drĂ©ngend op der Sich no enger Aarbecht. (I’m urgently looking for a job.)

🚗 Transportation to Work

Common Ways to Commute

  • den Auto (car)

    • Ech fueren mam Auto op d’Aarbecht. (I drive to work by car.)
  • de Bus (bus)

    • Ech huelen de Bus op d’Aarbecht. (I take the bus to work.)
  • de VĂ«lo (bicycle)

    • Ech fueren mam VĂ«lo op d’Aarbecht. (I ride my bike to work.)
  • zu Fouss (on foot)

    • Ech ginn zu Fouss op d’Aarbecht. (I walk to work.)
  • den Zuch (train)

    • Ech fueren mam Zuch op d’Aarbecht. (I take the train to work.)

đŸ—Łïž Job Interview

Typical Job Interview Sequence

  1. Begréissung (Greeting)

    • Gudde Moien! MĂ€in Numm ass
 (Good morning! My name is
)
  2. Éischt Froe (Initial Questions)

    • Wat ass Äre Beruff? (What is your profession?)
    • WĂ©i laang schafft Dir schonn? (How long have you been working?)
    • WĂ©i eng Erfarunge brĂ©ngt Dir mat? (What experience do you bring?)
  3. AarbechtszÀiten (Working Hours)

    • WĂ©ini kennt Dir ufĂ€nken? (When can you start?)
    • Eis AarbechtszĂ€iten sinn vun 8 bis 17 Auer. Ass dat OK fir Iech? (Our working hours are from 8 to 5. Is that OK for you?)
  4. Iwwert de Salaire (About the Salary)

    • De Salaire ass 
 € pro Mount. Sidd Dir domat averstanen? (The salary is 
 € per month. Do you agree with that?)
  5. Ofschloss (Conclusion)

    • Villmools Merci fir den Entretien. Mir mellen eis bei Iech. (Thank you very much for the interview. We will get back to you.)
    • Merci fir Är ZĂ€it! Ech freeĂ« mech op eng Äntwert. (Thank you for your time! I look forward to your answer.)

📊 A Typical Work Week

Eng Typësch Aarbechtswoch (A Typical Work Week)

MĂ©indeg (Monday)

  • moies: Mails liesen (read emails)
  • mĂ«ttes: Reunioun (meeting)
  • owes: Rapport schreiwen (write report)

DĂ«nschdeg (Tuesday)

  • moies: Mam Team schwĂ€tzen (talk with team)
  • mĂ«ttes: Rendez-vous mam Client (meeting with client)
  • owes: Presentatioun virbereden (prepare presentation)

MĂ«ttwoch (Wednesday)

  • moies: Telefonscall mam Partner (call with partner)
  • mĂ«ttes: Presentatioun halen (give presentation)
  • owes: Feedback krĂ©ien (receive feedback)

Donneschdeg (Thursday)

  • moies: Neie Projet ufĂ€nken (start new project)
  • mĂ«ttes: Kollege hĂ«llefen (help colleagues)
  • owes: Deadlines iwwerprĂ©iwen (check deadlines)

Freideg (Friday)

  • moies: WocherĂ©ckblĂ©ck (weekly review)
  • mĂ«ttes: Cliente kontaktĂ©ieren (contact clients)
  • owes: Weekend virbereden (prepare for weekend)

đŸ—‚ïž Verb Conjugations

Schaffen (to work)

SubjectPresent FormPast FormExample
Echschaffenhunn geschafftEch schaffen am BĂŒro (I work at the office)
Duschaffshues geschafftDu schaffs an der Bank (You work at the bank)
Hien/Hatt/Sischaffthuet geschafftSi schafft an der Klinik (She works at the clinic)
Mirschaffenhu(nn) geschafftMir schaffen zesummen (We work together)
Dirschaffthutt geschafftDir schafft gutt (You work well)
Sischaffenhu(nn) geschafftSi schaffen am Supermarché (They work at the supermarket)

UfÀnken (to start)

SubjectPresent FormPast FormExample
EchfĂ€nken 
 unhunn 
 ugefaangEch fĂ€nken um 8 Auer un (I start at 8 o’clock)
DufÀnks 
 unhues 
 ugefaangDu fÀnks fréi un (You start early)
Hien/Hatt/SifÀnkt 
 unhuet 
 ugefaangDe Film fÀnkt un (The movie starts)
MirfĂ€nken 
 unhu(nn) 
 ugefaangMir fĂ€nken d’Aarbecht un (We start the work)
DirfĂ€nkt 
 unhutt 
 ugefaangDir fĂ€nkt um 9 Auer un (You start at 9 o’clock)
SifĂ€nken 
 unhu(nn) 
 ugefaangSi fĂ€nken d’Reunioun un (They start the meeting)

Ophalen (to stop)

SubjectPresent FormPast FormExample
Echhaalen 
 ophunn 
 opgehalenEch haalen um 5 Auer op (I stop at 5 o’clock)
DuhÀÀls 
 ophues 
 opgehalenDu hÀÀls mĂ©i frĂ©i op (You stop earlier)
Hien/Hatt/SihÀlt 
 ophuet 
 opgehalenHien hÀlt mat der Aarbecht op (He stops working)
Mirhaalen 
 ophu(nn) 
 opgehalenMir haalen um 6 Auer op (We stop at 6 o’clock)
Dirhaalt 
 ophutt 
 opgehalenDir haalt mat der Reunioun op (You stop the meeting)
Sihaalen 
 ophu(nn) 
 opgehalenSi haalen déi ganz Woch op (They stop the whole week)
SubjectPresent FormPast FormExample
Echsichenhunn gesichtEch sichen eng Aarbecht (I’m looking for a job)
Dusichshues gesichtDu sichs e Wee (You’re looking for a way)
Hien/Hatt/Sisichthuet gesichtSi sicht d’Adress (She’s looking for the address)
Mirsichenhu(nn) gesichtMir sichen nei Leit (We’re looking for new people)
Dirsichthutt gesichtDir sicht eng Wunneng (You’re looking for an apartment)
Sisichenhu(nn) gesichtSi sichen eng Busverbindung (They’re looking for a bus connection)

WĂ«ssen (to know)

SubjectPresent FormPast FormExample
Echweesshunn gewosstEch weess net (I don’t know)
Duweesshues gewosstDu weess dat (You know that)
Hien/Hatt/Siweesshuet gewosstSi weess d’Äntwert (She knows the answer)
MirwĂ«ssenhu(nn) gewosstMir wĂ«ssen net (We don’t know)
Dirwëssthutt gewosstDir wësst de Wee (You know the way)
SiwĂ«ssenhu(nn) gewosstSi wĂ«ssen d’Adress (They know the address)

📝 Additional Key Phrases

Understanding Difficulties

  • Ech hunn (object) net verstanen. (I didn’t understand [object].)
  • Ech hunn dat net verstanen. (I didn’t understand that.)
  • Ech hunn d’AuerzĂ€it net verstanen. (I didn’t understand the time.)
  • Firwat net? (Why not?)

Time Expression Practice

  • WĂ©ini fĂ€nke si un? (When do they start?)
  • WĂ©ini hale si op? (When do they finish?)
  • Ech schaffen normalerweis vun _____ bis _____. (I normally work from _____ to _____.)
  • Ech fĂ€nken um __________________ un. (I start at __________________.)
  • Ech haalen um __________________ op. (I stop at __________________.)

🔑 Key Vocabulary

  • schaffen - to work
  • d’Aarbecht - work, job
  • de Beruff - profession
  • ufĂ€nken - to start
  • ophalen - to stop
  • d’AuerzĂ€it - time (clock time)
  • moies - in the morning
  • mĂ«ttes - at noon/in the afternoon
  • owes - in the evening
  • drĂ©ngend - urgent
  • d’Erfarung - experience
  • schonn - already
  • de Bouf - boy, son
  • zweemol - twice
  • flott - nice
  • dann - then
  • op d’mannst - at least
  • sichen - to look for, to search
  • bezuelen - to pay
  • natierlech - naturally, of course
  • bĂ«ssen - a little bit
  • averstoen - to agree
  • wĂ«ssen - to know
  • laanscht kommen - to come by, to pass by
  • gĂ©int - around, against
  • an der Rei - all right, OK
  • mee/mĂ€ - but
  • awer - but, however
  • heiansdo - sometimes
  • normalerweis - normally, usually
  • Freedefeier - fireworks
  • wĂ©i - how, like
  • wĂ€iss - white
  • hei - here
  • glĂ€ich - same, soon
  • firwat - why

📆 A Typical Workday

Typeschen Aarbechtsdag (Typical Workday)

TimeActivity
7:00UfÀnken (Start)
9:00Kaffi drénken (Coffee break)
12:00MĂ«ttespaus (Lunch)
14:00Versammlung (Meeting)
17:00Ophalen (Finish)

Moies (Morning) → MĂ«ttes (Afternoon) → Owes (Evening)


🌐 Working Activities Distribution

Typësch Aarbechtsaktivitéiten (Typical Work Activities)

  • Reuniounen (Meetings): 25%
  • Kommunikatioun (Communication): 20%
  • Dokumentatioun (Documentation): 15%
  • Projeten (Projects): 30%
  • Administratioun (Administration): 10%

This article was updated on March 6, 2025