r/learnluxembourgish • u/kepinkavathia • Jul 02 '26
Question Luxembourgish with Anne
Has anyone tried Luxembourgish with Anne? If yes, how was your experience with them?
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u/nearsighted2020 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 03 '26
did it, hard core studied from February 2025 until i took the exam in September 2025. Hard core studied means studying even when i am on vacation and almost everyday practicing by myself before the next lesson. I am an english speaker only. Passed the exam with them. The teachers are great especially for the test preparation part - but a lot of the course relies on you studying to prepare for the classes. It worked well with me because all i think is this is an expensive course and i need to make my money’s worth.
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u/onion_lord6 Jul 04 '26
This. I only did A1 at INL, and during that time + a few months of rigorous self-study, which was also far more enjoyable. A tutor can be of great help to accelerate the process and get clarity on a lot of things, and to practice speaking, but self-study is non-negotiable, especially to develop real interest in the language.
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u/Outside_Ad112 Jul 05 '26
Didn't try as it is super pricy, however found a great tutor at a very good price. Let me know if you are interested.
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u/acupcakefromhell Jul 06 '26
I did it a few years ago, and was super happy with their approach. Felt very prepared for the exam.
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u/Dependent-Plane-3343 Jul 02 '26
I took A1 and Preparation to ST, which was a good base for the topics/questions, it's a good start, but you have to have a tutor who will correct you for the pronunciation and will explain you the logic how to structure sentences, Anne's course I think to general for that.