Lëtzebuergesch is the national language of Luxembourg. It is a West Germanic language that evolved from the dialects spoken in the region. Recognized as a distinct language, Lëtzebuergesch has its own grammar and vocabulary, influenced by German, French, and Dutch. The language is used in everyday communication and is also taught in schools. In 1984, Lëtzebuergesch was officially recognized as a national language, promoting its use in literature and media. Today, it plays a vital role in the cultural identity of the Luxembourgish people.