Soooooo here's my #introduction
I'm a 30 something cis #gay men, partnered, living in 
#Europe. I'll post here in #English but I do understand #french, #spanish and a bit of #luxembourgish (learning it).
That's my #kinky account, where I'll post a bit more of spicy content, from just bare chest selfies to sexually explicit content (from myself). I'll try to do my best using CW indeed, but I wouldn't consider myself generally SFW 
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Friend asked me how to say "you're nuts" in Luxembourgish, so I'm sharing. 
En ass geckeg (mad), mëll (soft), wansinneg (insane), verréckt (also mad, lit. displaced, moved)
En huet eng mat der Ratsch (he was hit by a ratchet, I guess?)
En ass vum Lämmes gebass (he was bitten by a lamb. Don't ask, I don't know)
En huet den Aasch op (he has the arse(hole) open - def. the rudest option. My father used that one a lot.)
Nowadays most people wouldn't use these to actually indicate mental illness, and yes, I'm aware of the diceyness of using mental illness language to mean unwise/bad/over the top etc.
Loving my #Luxembourgish classes, but seriously you guys. We all read a bit differently than we write, but we don’t make it into a rule.
Anglophones for example also say “Have you seen’em” or even “You seen”em?” instead of
“Have you seen him”, but they don’t really want us to writte that way :)
@stevo_lux True. I moved to #Luxembourg more than 4 years ago and I haven't found myself in a situation where #Luxembourgish was indispensable. Practically all my meetings are in English and general conversation in French and Italian. I should make more efforts in learning Luxembourgish but it seems that Portuguese is even more useful here ;-) @1066steve
@1066steve About 50% of the population of the Grand-Duchy of #Luxembourg are foreigners and those people often don’t communicate in #luxembourgish (a language influenced by German and French). Besides Luxembourgish, French and German are official languages too.
anybody besides me speaking #Luxembourgish #Lëtzebuergesch on the fediverse?
