(en) Is there a big difference in price? - First class is €25 more expensive. The ticket costs €80.
(en) Is there a big difference in price? - First class is €25 more expensive. The ticket costs €80.
(en) Thanks a lot for the information. - With pleasure, sir. A beautiful day. - Thank you, same to you, goodbye.
(en) Would you like to be contacted by e-mail, by SMS, or by phone? - By e-mail. The address is nadine.meyer@ptt.lu.
(en) And at 1 p.m., do you still have space? - Yes, I might have a table for you. For how many people? - For two.
(en) Thank you, it's noted. Have a nice day. ... Thank you, goodbye.
(en) Oh, but the soup has bacon in it. - And without bacon, is that possible? - No, unfortunately, that’s not possible.
(en) Hey, I’m going to a wedding in a month and I still need something stylish. Do you know a nice clothing store? - Yes, of course. I don’t remember the name, but I’ll show you the way.
(en) From the Plëss, we go to the Knuedler. There you’ll find the tourist office, the town hall, and a statue of William II on a horse. The official name of the square is Place Guillaume II. Here, a market is held every Wednesday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
(en) What time does the train leave? - At 8 o'clock 24, and at 12 o'clock 24 you will be in Frankfurt. - All right. I'll take the ticket.
(en) Would you like to be contacted in Luxembourgish? - Yes. - Good, that's all. Here is your card and here are your books. - Thank you and see you next time. - Goodbye.
(en) Yes, that's fine. What's your name? - Da Fonseca. - Alright. And your phone number, please? - My mobile number is 6 31 46 16 37.
(en) Then I’ll take the vegetable muffin. There’s definitely no bacon in that, right? - No! And to drink?
(en) Go straight ahead, past the bank, and then turn right at the intersection. - Oh, where the library is. - Yes, exactly. Then you take the second street on the left. The shop is on the corner. - Great, thanks! I’ll check it out later.
(en) From the Knuedler, it takes us just a minute to reach the Palace. This is the residence of the Grand Duke in the city. The architecture is in Renaissance and Baroque styles. We don’t have an appointment for a visit, so we’ll just look at the Palace from the outside. To the right of the Palace is the Chamber, the Luxembourgish Parliament.
(en) Do you pay in cash or by card? - By card. - Please, here is your ticket. Goodbye and have a good trip! - Thank you! Bye!
(en) Good, it's noted. - Thank you very much. See you this afternoon. - You're welcome. See you this afternoon.
(en) Bring me half a liter of sparkling water. - I’d like a glass of rosé, please.
(en) I have an idea. I’ll buy my gifts now, then quickly go to the post office and the bank, and after that, I’ll join you at the clothing store. It’s more fun with two. - Great! And afterwards, we’ll go to the square to have a drink. - Perfect, see you later then. - Yes, see you.
(en) Afterward, we’ll take the Wenzel Tour. This is a tour through Luxembourg's old town. We’ll see the ruins of the fortress, and on the information boards, we’ll learn interesting facts about the history of Luxembourg. The tour takes about 100 minutes and ends in the Grund.
(en) I’m sorry, but we don’t sell alcohol. - Then I’ll have water as well!
(en) The Grund is our last stop. It’s a very popular district of the city. There are many bistros, and in summer, you can relax on a terrace by the water. A small river, the Alzette, flows through the Grund.