What language is spoken in Luxembourg?

Luxemburg people speak Luxemburg, German and French.

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The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, referred to as Luxembourg for short, is located in the northwest of Europe, bordering Germany in the east, France in the south and Belgium in the west and north, with a land area of 2,586.3 square kilometers. It is a transitional climate between the ocean and the mainland, with an average temperature of 0.8℃ in June and 65,438+07.5℃ in July, an average annual temperature of 9℃ and an average annual precipitation of 782.2 mm. ..

China is divided into three regions, 12 provinces and 102 towns, with Luxemburg as its capital. By May 2022, the population of Luxembourg is 645,000, of which Luxemburg accounts for 52.8% and foreigners account for 47.2% (mainly Portuguese, French, Italian, Belgian, German, British and Dutch).

Luxembourg was unified in 963 AD. From 15 to 18, it was ruled by Spain, France and Austria, and became a grand duchy in 18 15. 1867 became a neutral country, and 1948 gave up neutrality.

Luxembourg is a developed capitalist country with a small country and rich people. Per capita GDP ranks among the top three in the world for many years. Natural resources are scarce, the market is narrow, and the economy is highly dependent on foreign countries.

Iron and steel industry, financial industry and satellite communication industry are the three pillar industries of Luxembourg economy. 202 1 The main economic data are as follows: GDP:783.92 billion US dollars. Economic growth rate: 7%. Inflation rate: 2.5%

Luxembourg is located in the northwest of Europe, bordering Germany in the east, France in the south and Belgium in the west and north. As a landlocked country, its land area is 2586.3 square kilometers. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south, and the Si Er forest area in the northern Ardennes Plateau accounts for 1/3 of the whole territory. In the south is the Guterres Plain.

Luxembourg is relatively poor in natural resources. The forest area is nearly 90,000 hectares, accounting for about 1/3 of the national territory. Luxembourg is rich in iron ore resources, mainly distributed in the "red soil area" in the south of Guterres Plain, with high iron content and reddish brown soil, so it is called "the country of red soil". 20 10 has proven iron ore reserves of 270 million tons, which is the most important mineral resource in Luxembourg.