Learning Luxembourgish can be particularly beneficial for individuals seeking citizenship or residency in Luxembourg. 

Indeed, proficiency in Luxembourgish is often a requirement for obtaining citizenship or permanent residency in Luxembourg. The Luxembourgish government typically requires applicants to demonstrate a certain level of language proficiency as part of the naturalization process.

Learning Luxembourgish also facilitates integration into Luxembourgish society and culture. As the national language of Luxembourg, Luxembourgish is widely spoken in everyday life, including in workplaces, schools, and social settings. Being able to communicate effectively in Luxembourgish can help newcomers feel more connected to the local community and participate more fully in society.

While English and French are also widely spoken in Luxembourg, particularly in the business sector, many job opportunities require knowledge of Luxembourgish, especially for roles involving direct interaction with clients, customers, or colleagues in local contexts.