What languages are spoken in Luxembourg?

Answer 1

Because the french cotrolled it for a period of time. Thus integrating their language and culture into the society. By Kurtis and his french teacher Mrs. F. From A small Town in the Northwest Territorries of Canada
Luxembourg is a small country that borders France, Wallonia (the French-speaking part of Belgium) and Germany. While Luxembourg does have its own language (Luxembourgish) it is necessary to speak the languages of the neighboring states for trade, commerce, and travel. As a result of being bordered by French-speaking and German-speaking regions, they also speak French and German.
because luxemburg is in the middle of France and Germany! i hop i answered ur question well!
Because it is one of the three official languages in Luxembourg, together with German and Luxembourgish.

Answer 2

The official languages are German, French and Luxembourgish
German (traditional language), French (administrative language)

im not sure if they speak italian?

French, German, and Luxembourgish.
Luxembourg is mostly Luxembourgish, French, and German. English is also encouraged there, too.
The main languges they speak are French and German and i think English.
People in Luxembourg speak Luxembourgish, French, and German.
it's luxembourgish, which is a mixture of french and German.

but in Luxembourg they also speak french, German and English.
No, the main language spoken in Luxembourg is Luxembougish! Allthough all official documents in politics are written in french!
The most spoken language is Luxembourgish. With German and French is it one of three official language of the country.
The main language used in Luxembourg is French.
well, in Luxembourg we speak mainly:

- luxembourgish.

- french.

- German.

- English.

but not all people speak them all.

most only speak two of those, possibly a third.

most people speak either french or German pretty well,

then fluent English or something else.
French, German, and Luxembourgish.
Well there are several languages spoken in Luxembourg: French, German, some Dutch, and a dialect language called Luxembourgish. :)

Answer 3

The main language spoken by most Luxembourgers is French. However, a significant percentage of Luxembourgers also speak German, Luxembourgish, or (because the presence of so many foreigners) English.

Answer 4

France borders Luxembourg and has historically exerted a strong cultural impact on the country. As a result, French was a more commonly used language than the indigenous Luxembourgish Language, which is a dialect of Old German.

Answer 5

The 3 official languages are:

1. French
   
2. German
   
3. Lëtzebuergesch
   

Lëtzebuergesch is the national language and has de jure" status since 1984, meaning the government recognizes it as an official in theory, though it's not always referred to as official.

Luxembourg is a VERY multilingual country. Most citizens can speak all three official languages. In many other multilingual countries, such as Belgium, Switzerland or Canada, the distribution of the languages is geographic, but in Luxembourg the choice of language depends on the situation. for example:

• The most common at-home language is Letzeburgesch.
  
• The laws are all in French
  
• Any of the three languages can be used in Government. The custom is to respond to the person in the language they use.
  
• Restaurants use French
• Schools use German, except for Science and Math, which are in French
• Most newspapers are in German

Here is a list of all the most spoken languages of Luxembourg:

1. French
   
2. German
   
3. Lëtzebuergesch
   
4. English (most widely spoken foreign language)
5. German sign language

Portuguese, Italian, and other immigrant languages are also spoken.

Answer 6

French is the language of Luxembourg.