Titled Léier Lëtzebuergesch, meaning learn luxembourgish, the service can be used for self-study or in addition to ongoing Luxembourgish classes. The platform offers lessons focusing on private and professional use of the language. The education ministry under which the institute operates stated in a press release that it is looking to respond to a growing interest in the language.
As the outlines, Luxembourgish has come to play a more developed role in modern society. Having existed as a spoken language for most of its history, Luxembourgish is now established as a written language. A Statec study from 2019 indicated that for 76% of Luxembourg nationals, Luxembourgish is the language they master best. Notably, with the emergence of digital media, says the education ministry’s brochure.
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Those interested in picking up the language have seen becoming available: classes at the INL, private lessons, on the internet, via conversation tables and even called “365 days to learn Luxembourgish”.