Common Yoruba to Luxembourgish phrases

100 practical Yoruba to Luxembourgish phrases for travel, study, work, and daily conversation.

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Looking for practical Yoruba to Luxembourgish phrases? This free guide lists 100 essential sentences for travel, study, work, and everyday conversation. Each line shows the Yoruba phrase first, then the Luxembourgish translation (Luxembourgish) — so you can scan quickly before a trip, class, or video call.

The phrases are grouped into eight topics: greetings and pleasantries, useful phrases for travellers, everyday conversation, directions and getting around, shopping and dining, emergencies and health, work and business, and time, days and numbers. Use the table of contents to jump straight to greetings, directions, dining, emergencies, or numbers. You do not need perfect grammar to start — short, clear sentences often work better than silence when you are learning Luxembourgish.

Tip: when a Luxembourgish phrase looks unfamiliar, compare it with the Yoruba wording — noticing word order differences helps you understand grammar naturally.

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Greetings and pleasantries

Hello, goodbye, please, thank you, and polite introductions for meeting new people.

  1. Bawo

    Moien (bawoh)

  2. O seun

    Merci (oh shayoon)

  3. E kaaro

    Gudden Mënsch (eh kah-roh)

  4. E kaasan

    Gudden Owend (eh kah-sahn)

  5. E kuurole

    Gudden Owend (eh koo-roh-leh)

  6. O daaro

    Gudde Nacht (oh dah-roh)

  7. A ri e laipe

    Bis geschwënn (ah ree eh lie-peh)

  8. O dabọ

    Äddi (oh dah-boh)

  9. Kí ni orukọ rẹ?

    Wéi heescht dees? (kee nee oh-roo-koh reh)

  10. Orukọ mi ni John

    Mengem Numm ass John (oh-roo-koh mee nee John)

  11. Bawo ni?

    Wéi geet et der? (bawoh nee)

  12. Inu mi dun lati pade e

    Schéin dech kennenzeléieren (ee-noo mee doon lah-tee pah-deh eh)

Useful phrases for travellers

Airport, hotel, tickets, and transport phrases for getting around on a trip.

  1. Ṣe o n sọ Gẹ́gẹ́?

    Säz Iech Englesch? (Sheh oh n saw Geh-geh)

  2. Mi ò sọ Hindi dáadáa

    Ech schwätzen net gutt Hindi. (Mee oh saw Hindi dah-dah)

  3. Mi ò ye mi

    Ech verstinn net. (Mee oh yeh mee)

  4. Jọwọ sọ ní kíkankíkan

    Säit w.e.g. lues. (Joh-wah saw nee keen-kay-kahn)

  5. Ṣe o le sọ é lẹ́ẹ̀kan síi?

    Kënnt Dir dat nach eng Kéier soen? (Sheh oh leh saw eh leh-eh-kahn see)

  6. Nibo ni baluwe wa?

    Wou ass d'Wc? (Nee-boh nee bah-loo-weh wah)

  7. Báwo ni mo ṣe lọ sí àárín ìlú?

    Wéi kommen ech an d'Zentrum? (Bah-woh nee moh sheh law see ah-ree-nee loo)

  8. Yí si apa osi

    Dréit lénks. (Yee see ah-pah oh-shee)

  9. Yí si apa otun

    Dréit riets. (Yee see ah-pah oh-toon)

  10. Lọ taara

    Geet direkt. (Law tah-rah)

  11. Elo ni owo ọkọ?

    Wéi vill kascht et? (Eh-loh nee oh-woh oh-koh)

  12. Ticket kan, jọwọ

    Eng Ticket, w.e.g. (Tee-ket kahn, joh-wah)

  13. Ṣe ó jìnà síbí?

    Ass et wäit vun hei? (Sheh oh jee-nah see-bee)

  14. Mo ti sọnù

    Ech sinn verluer. (Moh tee sohn-oo)

  15. Nibo ni mo ti le ra kaadi SIM?

    Wou kann ech eng SIM-Kaart kafen? (Nee-boh nee moh tee leh rah kah-dee SIM)

Everyday conversation

Small talk, feelings, opinions, and common chat phrases for daily life.

  1. Bẹẹni

    Jo

  2. Rara

    Nee

  3. Bóyá

    Maybe

  4. Mo gba

    Ech sinn einverstanden

  5. Mo kọ

    Ech sinn net einverstanden

  6. Iyẹn dára

    Dat kléngt gutt

  7. Kí ni ìrònú rẹ?

    Wat mengs de?

  8. Ṣé o lè ràn mí lọ́wọ́?

    Kanns de mir hëllefen?

  9. Mo nílò ìrànlọ́wọ́

    Ech brauch Hëllef

  10. Dákẹ́ díẹ̀

    Waart eng Sekonn

  11. Mo bínú

    Ech sinn entschëllegt

  12. Kò sí ìṣòro

    Kee Problem

  13. Ẹ kú àṣeyọrí

    Herzleche Gléckwënsch

  14. Ẹ kú ọjọ́ ibi

    Alles Guddes zum Gebuertsdag

  15. Ṣe ìrìn àjò tó ààbò

    Hues eng sécher Rees

Directions and getting around

Asking where something is, left and right, distances, and finding your way.

  1. Nibo ni ibudo ọkọ oju-irin wa?

    Wou ass d'Zuchstatioun? (Nibo ni ibudo ọkọ oju-irin wa?)

  2. Nibo ni ibudo bosi wa?

    Wou ass d'Busstatioun? (Nibo ni ibudo bosi wa?)

  3. Ibo ni pẹpẹ naa?

    Wéi eng Plattform ass et? (Ibo ni pẹpẹ naa?)

  4. Iwo wo ni o fi n lọ?

    Wéini geet et fort? (Iwo wo ni o fi n lọ?)

  5. Ṣe eyi ni ọna to tọ?

    Ass dat de richtege Wee? (Ṣe eyi ni ọna to tọ?)

  6. O sunmọ ibi yi

    Et ass hei no.

  7. O jinna si ibi yi

    Et ass wäit ewech hei.

  8. Ṣe o le fihan mi lori maapu?

    Kanns de mir op der Kaart weisen? (Ṣe o le fihan mi lori maapu?)

  9. Duro nibi, jọwọ

    Stop hei, wann ech pléisse.

  10. Bawo ni igba wo ni o gba?

    Wéi laang dauert et?

Shopping and dining

Ordering food, asking prices, paying the bill, and shopping at markets or stores.

  1. Elo ni eyi?

    Wéi vill kascht dat? (elo ni eyi)

  2. Eyi jẹ́ gbowó púpọ̀

    Dat ass ze deier. (eyi je gbowo pupo)

  3. Ṣe o ni nkan tó rọrùn?

    Hues deppes méi bëlleg? (se o ni nkan to rorun)

  4. Ṣe mo le sanwo pẹ̀lú kaadi?

    Kann ech mat der Kaart bezuelen? (se mo le sanwo pelu kaadi)

  5. Mo fẹ́ tábìlì fún méjì

    Ech hätt gär eng Tabell fir zwou. (mo fe tabili fun meji)

  6. Iwe isanwo, jọwọ

    D'Rechnung, w.e.g. (iwe isanwo jowo)

  7. Ṣe iṣẹ́ wa nínú?

    Ass de Service inklusiv? (se ise wa ninu)

  8. Mo jẹ́ onjẹ ẹfọ

    Ech sinn Vegetarier. (mo je onje efo)

  9. Kò sí onjẹ tó ní ìkà, jọwọ

    Keng schaarf Iessen, w.e.g. (ko si onje to ni ika jowo)

  10. Eyi dára

    Dat ass lecker. (eyi dara)

  11. Ṣe mo le ní àtòjọ onjẹ?

    Kann ech d'Menu kréien? (se mo le ni atojo onje)

  12. Gilaasi omi, jọwọ

    E Glace Waasser, w.e.g. (gilaasi omi jowo)

Emergencies and health

Help, police, doctor, pharmacy, and urgent situations when you need assistance fast.

  1. Pe iroyin ọlọpa

    Ruff d'Police (pe iroyin olopa)

  2. Pe ambulance

    Ruff eng Ambulanz (pe ambulance)

  3. Mo nilo dokita

    Ech brauch e Dokter (mo nilo dokita)

  4. Mo n ni irora

    Ech fille mech schlecht (mo n ni irora)

  5. Mo ni àkúnya sí ẹ̀fọ́

    Ech sinn allergesch géint Erdnüssen (mo ni akunya si efo)

  6. Nibo ni ile-iwosan to sunmo?

    Wou ass d'nächst Spidol? (nibo ni ile-iwosan to sunmo)

  7. O n dun nibi

    Et deet hei weh (o n dun nibi)

  8. Mo padanu iwe irinna mi

    Ech hunn mäin Pass verluer (mo padanu iwe irinna mi)

  9. Se o le pe hotẹẹli mi?

    Kanns de mäin Hotel ruffen? (se o le pe hoteeli mi)

  10. I ranlọwọ!

    Hëllef! (i ranlọwọ)

Work and business

Meetings, email tone, schedules, and professional phrases for the workplace.

  1. Inu mi dun lati pade e

    Schéin Iech ze treffen (Inu mi dun lati pade e)

  2. Jẹ ki a ṣe ipade

    Loosst eis eng Sëtzung plangen

  3. Iwo, wo ni akoko ti o ba mu?

    Wéini passt et Iech?

  4. Mo maa fi iroyin ranṣẹ loni

    Ech schécken den Rapport haut

  5. Se a le ba ara wa sọrọ ni ọla?

    Kënne mir muer schwätzen?

  6. Jọwọ ri faili ti a so mọ́

    Ech hunn d'File als Attaché bäigefüügt

  7. O seun fun akoko rẹ

    Merci fir Är Zäit

  8. Mo n reti lati ṣiṣẹ pẹlu rẹ

    Ech freeë mech op d'Zesummenaarbecht mat Iech

  9. Se o le ṣalaye aaye yẹn?

    Kënnt Dir dësen Punkt kloerstellen?

  10. Jẹ ki n pada sọrọ si ọ

    Ech kommen op Iech zréck

  11. Akoko ipari ni Friday

    D'Frist ass Freideg

Time, days and numbers

Clock times, days of the week, months, quantities, and counting for appointments and plans.

  1. Kini akoko to wa?

    Wéi spät ass et? (kini akoko to wa)

  2. O ti di mẹta

    Et ass dräi Auer. (o ti di mẹta)

  3. Loni

    Haut (loni)

  4. Ọla

    Mënsch (ọla)

  5. Ana

    Gëschter (ana)

  6. Ọjọ́ Ajé

    Méindeg (ọjọ́ ajé)

  7. Ọjọ́ Iṣẹ́gun

    Dënschdeg (ọjọ́ iṣẹ́gun)

  8. Ọjọ́ Rú

    Mëttwoch (ọjọ́ rú)

  9. Ọkan

    Een (ọkan)

  10. Meji

    Zwee (meji)

  11. Mẹta

    Dräi (mẹta)

  12. Mẹwa

    Zehn (mẹwa)

  13. Ọgọ́rùn-ún

    Honnert (ọgọ́rùn-ún)

  14. Idaji

    Halscht (idaji)

  15. Diẹ sii

    Méi (diẹ sii)