Information on L�tzebuergesch please...

I have a girl from Luxemburg amongst my students, and she brought a book in L�tzebuergesch into class.
I could read and understand most words, apart from the occasional French imported into the language.
L�tzebuergesch is a dialect of High-German, very similar to the ones spoken in the Mosel Area and the Saarland. It had, for historical reasons, an higher influx of French words than the other similar dialects, but is in grammar and vocabulary easily identified as a Germanic language.

Did a little test. I got most of it.

An �ngem m�chtech warme' Summerdaag
Font e' Kn�echt un der Arbecht kee' Geschmaach.
E' loigt sech en'r e' Baam, a' f�ng gleich oin ze ronken.
Noh vilem Siche' fent sei' Meeschter ehn do leien.
Kaum traut e' sengem A'n; en d�nkt, dee' K�erl as dronken.
E' reselt ehn, a' s�t: Soll'ch mech el�ng geheien!
Du bas net w�erth, dat 't Sonn hir Strahlen
Ob dech liderlecht V�h l�sst falen.
De' Kn�echt, nach halw am Schlof, sot: Respect fir d� R�ed;
S� hun ech och gedoicht: doirfir lei'n ech am Schi�d.

On a really hot summer�s day,
The farm labourer couldn�t be bothered to work,
He lies down under a tree and immediately starts to snore(?)
After looking for him, long and hard, his master finds him lying there.
He can�t believe his eyes and thinks, the guy is drunk
He shakes him and says����
You are not worth it, that the sun let�s fall
Her rays on your debauched�
The labourer, still half asleep, says, respect for your speech
That�s what I thought, and that�s why I�m lying in the shade.

We do as well.
Die Sonne(f) und der Mond (m).