Life and Culture in Luxembourg

The official languages ​​of Luxembourg are French, German and Luxembourg. Most of the population (about 400,000 people) uses Luxembourg language as spoken language. However, the official language used in law is French. Most press releases are French and German, but most Luxembourg can speak multiple languages, and we recommend speaking Luxembourg in addition to French and German. Since many of the employees working in Luxembourg come from France and Belgium, they need to know French when communicating in restaurants and shops.

Luxembourg is the first city designated twice by the European Capital of Culture. Initially it was 1995. In 2007, the European cultural capital is a cross-border region such as the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Rhineland-Palatinate State and Saarland region, Wallonia region, German-speaking region. Lorraine region of Belgium and France. This campaign aims to promote the exchange of mobility and ideas across physical, psychological, artistic, and emotional boundaries.

The city is a crucible of various nationalities and cultures, the people of Luxembourg are known as "Luxembourg" and the population is about 600,000. But this week, nearly 200,000 people visit every day, from France, Germany and Belgium to Luxembourg. There are three official languages: French, German, and Luxembourg language. Fortunately, English is widely used here as well. Despite the French course, I am convinced that my attempts in French have hurt many ears!

How do you see Luxembourg? Luxembourg has been my home since 2002. I moved to this country at the age of seven. Living in Luxembourg is really difficult for me at first because I do not speak these languages ​​and people of my age do not speak English. When I started school, I got to know a lot of friends and started learning about the culture of Luxembourg. This is my first experience. Luxembourg is a small country with lots of wonderful things. The fact that this country is very small makes me special. I really like this country to be friendly to people, you can find many different cultures. My friends came from the countries of Bosnia, Portugal, Cape Verde, Thailand, Montenegro, Italy, France, and Georgia. I like friends from different countries, I will learn very few words in their language and taste local cuisine. Other good points in Luxembourg are quiet.