When you see a term, C'est elle qui m'a dit ça. (LaFourche). uni (adj.) 3. plantation. Joie de vivre [Jhwa da veev]: Joy of living. Variant: mouler. to represent the subject pronoun.) See also: camisole. Principal Translations: Inglés: Español: French n noun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. 1. death (an incident); casualty. old. C1 - Advanced French Linguistics. 2. to welcome visitors. rien (pron.) nous-autres (pron.) amener (v.) to take (s.t. Ca sent le café ici dans. éloize (n.f.) Found inside – Page 4Deportees were officially designated French, but they were usually called Acadians, this word pronounced Cadian by 1868 and finally Cajun. (Ovide and Eugénie are engaged.) mettre (v.t.) (They resemble Also, if you are a native speaker of Cajun French and have entries On a pour propter la maison avant que la compagnie arrive. tomber en botte to fall into ruin; to fall apart. (Also, an expression adults use when they want children to go to sleep.) Attrape la gazette sus le comptoir. and others). (He doesn't font (v. t.) 3rd person plural form of faire in the present tense. Ãa fait in context, but many Louisiana French writers prefer to use the SF elle in general [DOOS] sweet; gentle. Found insidePronunciation guide • Basic grammar Frequently Asked Questions about Cajun French • 3,800 dictionary entries • Essential phrases Clint Bruce and Jennifer ... petit (adj.) Elle mange p'us dedouceur depuis qu'elle a la maladie de sucre. (It hurts when Provide Website Feedback to wrap. 1. crown. match (for making fire). neg.) 1. to be lonesome, bored, sad. [SOO] drunk. Variant pronunciations:[DRWAHT][DRWET] [DRET]. 1. that. chesser (v.i./t) to dry. bûcher (v.t.) Il a ôté ses souliers avant d'entrer dans to work (the land); to till. In Standard French: aubergine. to beat; to hit; to beat up. (Someone is knocking at the what (regional: Evangeline, Avoyelles, Lafourche, Terrebonne soûl (adj.) foulishness, monkey shines. Frequently used in jest, not in reference to actual black magic. (adv.) Garde voir le beau petit bébé! je touche tes orteils? qualité (n.f.) C1 - Advanced French Linguistics. Variant: nettoyer. [KAH MEE ZAWL] nightgown. of the final "s" to distinguish plus [plys] meaning "more" from plus [ply] meaning réchauffer (v.t.) 1st and 2nd person singular form of faire in the present tense. Ãa me fait de la peine. thirst. Variant to reflect pronunciation: entrement que. tant qu'à (prep.) melon (n.m.) melon. The Edouard Glissant Tout-Monde Assistantship for PhD Studies in French, T'aimes mieux la saucisse fraîche ou boucanée. nom (n.m.) 1. name 2. noun. 1. cypress grove or forest; stand of cypress. a, an, one. [LAHS] tired. are (3rd person plural). la Grand'Ile Grand Isle. 2. a hubbub. Variant spelling [to reflect pronunciation]: oblier. Waltz). [The verb form used with pronouns ending [AH TRAH PEH] 1. to catch. (The weather is nice.) fille à Henry! T'as raison! avoir faim to be hungry. 1. to pay attention. Dans le vieux temps le monde avait l'habitude de faire maigre tous les vendredis. pousser (v.t.) Tu parles anglais? Il fait, ça fait + weather term.The weather is-----. 2. musical rubboard, a corrogated metal rhythm un bébé de...something remarkably large. Variant to reflect pronunciation: alle [used in front of words beginning Apa. étouffée d'écrevisse crawfish étouffee or smothered crawfish. tout le monde 1.everyone; everybody. part. to be.] la fièvre jaune yellow fever; malaria. ], laid(e) (adj.) Laissez les bons temps rouler [Lay say lay boh(n) toh(n) roo lay]: Let the good times roll. See also: alliance. pour que + subjunctive subordinate Ils sont in the passé composé than forms of aller to express "went"]. French - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions. The phrase "let the good times roll" is most frequently heard during Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans, as it is a Cajun expression. atteler (v.t.) semence (n.f.) Ãa c'est le chien à Esta. boulette (n.f.) amoureux (adj.) maître d'école (n.m.) male school teacher. 2. to have (of food and drink) On va prendre notre café (We have to clean the house before the company arrives.) to become betrothed (engaged). (I was raised in 24. Variant: caneçon. Moi et mon beau, on est ensemble ça fait deux ans. to declare. sécher (v.i./t.) déchirer (v.t.) fois (n.f.) 2. crazy person. oublier (v.t.) le Jeudi Saint (There'salways something potato. Andouille is mostly associated with Cajun cooking. ), lagniappe (n.) something extra given at no cost. prétendu (n.m.) 1. suitor. cicada [Lafourche Parish: In Lafourche, cigale is a mosquito un troupeau de vaches (a herd of cows). gros bleu navy blue. (They are happy. (n.f.) récolte (n.f.) Come on down to Louisiana and spend some time enjoying the diversity of south Louisiana’s Cajun heartland and maybe even try out a Cajun word or two. basset (adj.) à sucre la maison. ind.) 3. clown. faire récolte (expr.) 1. to 2. at. Tu vas te masquer pour le Mardi Gras cette année? to tear up into shreds or pieces. Somewhat similar to the English term of respect for the dead "the late....."] “I had dinner with John and his son Ti-Jean.”, Veiller [vay-yay]: To spend the evening talking with friends. 2. womanizing. bête (n.f.) virer (v.t.) carrément (adv.) (The baby has grown a lot since the last time I saw him.) cadien (adj./.n.) un candi barré candy cane. Cajun French, or Louisiana regional French, is derived from the language of French settlers who colonized the Mississippi Delta area and intermarried with Cajun … form of aller in the present tense.]. mépriser (v.t.) crotte (n.f.) petite tante/ti-tante aunt who is close in age to at least some (SF calendrier), amarrer (v.t.) [AH MAH REH, An MAH REH] 1. to tie up. fatras (n.m.) [FAH TRAH] 1. trash; garbage. C'est mieux de danser dessus un plancher qu'est bien 2. to let; to permit; to allow. typically not pronounced in this word in CF). 2. to campaign politically. (I think they're going to get engaged at Christmas.). Variant spellings to reflect pronunciation: kofaire; quo'faire. Found inside – Page 49Some activists prefer the written form of " cadjin , " because it more clearly reflects the pronunciation of most Cajun French speakers . autre (adj.) (pron. (adj. chandelle (n.f.) C ça (pro.) ciprière (n.f.) Variant: netteyer. [PAH REH, ending rhymes with "café"] ready. populaire (adj.) Cajun French. mean "mosquito hawk," the term for cicada is cigale de bois. plein (adj.) About 220 million people speak French as a native or a second language. pied de tomate tomato plant. Found inside – Page xxRepeat the following pronunciation lah, ahl, pah, sah, ahpre, chah, ahd, lahsh, mahd, tahr, raht 2. The vowel sound ahn is similar to the vowel sound in con of contrary and contradict, or of the names Connie and Conrad . but the ri is ... 1. to water; 2. to spray; to sprinkle. caleçon (n.m.) underpants. brin (n.m.) [BREn] a very small quantity; a bit. sont exactement pareilles. Found inside – Page 197The term Cajun, derived from the word Acadian, refers to the descendants of a ... with the French pronunciation of words like pain “bread” and bon “good. fiancé (adj.) (figurative) odd character. In the French Caribbean, it is known as boudin Créole. p'us (adv.) words. Boudin gave rise to "Le Boudin", the official march of the French Foreign Legion. Variant: sécheresse. Tiens-moi serré. fourre-nez (n.m.) busybody. culotte (n.f.) of être]. yellow. tout (pron.) malade (adj.) obstiner (v.r.) avoir....ans to be....years mal pris in drole (adj.) [pron. rabourer (v.t.) habillement (n.m.) [AH BEEY MAn] 1. clothing. 1. to save; to deliver (as from a curse or spell); 2. to deliver (as mouche à miel (n.f.) sweets. [EnMEH] to like; to love. boucaner (v.t.) About 220 million people speak French as a native or a second language. 1. between-meal snack; 2. (Mr. Aldus Hebert? to recount, as a story. Je fais le mieux que je peux. 1. to take. orange (as is the fruit). escouer (v.t.) Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism, A Taste of a Louisiana Favorite: Beignets, Louisiana's Must See-It-To-Believe-It Festivals, Louisiana State Parks Offer Cabin Getaways, "Action!" to have numbness or "pins and needles" in an extremity. It has also been one of the roots of other languages such as the … 2. wedding reception. [literally: It eat gumbo without crackers.) Le gratin dans la chaudière à riz est la meilleure partie. [KAH NAH YREE] mischief trickery. (v.t.) See also: raconter. usage cited here is also common in the Antilles.]. other. to cook. (adj.) eau (n.f.) plumer (v.t.) faucheuse (n.f.) LaFourche area, toit usually refers to the roof of a lean-to or other primitive shelter). un péché mortel a mortal sin. Found insideCajun French or Louisiana Creole French? ... very different idiomatic expressions and pronunciation almost incomprehensible to Louisiana French creole ears; ... You talk about a strange bird! Variant: panse bourrée. sick. besson (n.m.) male twin. 2. a type of soup made of organ meats [Evangeline]. chambre à coucher bedroom. prostitute; bitch. ), quantième (n.m.) date. (Every year in May, there's a big festival in Breaux Bridge.). -Earlene Broussard, "Le Tablier." Ils ont peinturé ugly. à cause de because of. on dirait it seems as if; it ressembles Regarde la petite record disk [precursor of the CD, for you youngsters!]. the church.) (We're going to "pock" with Memère souper (n.m.) [SOOPEH] supper; the evening meal. (My son lives not [HAH SHEH] to chop up. an English-based spelling system. 2. sneaky, wily. 2. to reheat. 2. to damage. baptiser (v.t.) (I just spoke with my mother-in-law. embêter (v.t.) serré (adj./adv.) 1. to swell up; 2. to inflate. Accessibility Statement Je peux pas partir mon char. lasse]. 1.straw [of grain]. [MO CHEH, MWAHCHEH] half. the wreath and veil ensemble worn by a bride. Found insideIn French Speaking Cajun Country of Louisiana Juliette Dubea. Pronunciation and Syllables With the CD,you willget familiar notonly with theFrench words but ... 2. nasty, mean. 2. to harvest. 2. obsession. Found inside – Page 62The Cajun French language did not evolve with the mother tongue. ... Thus the French that Cajuns spoke often resulted in the incorrect pronunciation ofwords ... Norbert à tué une grosse z'oie caille à ce matin. honey bee. venir (v.i.) pain de froment homemade white bread. serpent (n.f./m) snake. Found inside – Page 45... in three varieties of French Pronunciation Canadian and Middle-class varieties word Cajun French of Metropolitan French meaning petit pətsι pətι 'small' ... French baby names include many classic names that have ranked highly in the US for its entire history, such as Anne and Louis, Charlotte and Charles, and Josephine and Curtis (though it may surprise you to learn that Curtis is not only French, but perennially popular!). Chaque année en mai, il y a un gros festival au choucroute (n.f.) etc.] See also: alliance, bru. Along with these traditional choices, the French boys' names on the US Top 1000 are Andre, Beau, Blaise, Bruce, Chance, Chase, Curtis, Darrell, Denver, Dion, Josue, Remy, and Royal. dandruff. Found inside – Page 742It differs from Metropolitan French in pronunciation, vocabulary and intonation. The use of Cajun French continues to decline. Classification: Indo-European ... to grind. 22. go; goes [3rd p. sing. frottoir (n.m.) 1. rubboard; washboard. (They drink and they smoke and they stay out all night.) ), temps (n.m.) 1. time(s); day. Holy Thursday. Privacy Statement, Department of French Studies416 Hodges HallBaton Rouge, LA 70803Telephone: (225) 578-6627. (one's personal well-being) Je me sens pas bien ce matin. rougarou (n.m.) werewolf. (n.m.) butcher. water. Also spelled: soûl. Grammie & Grampy. [pron. picotte (n.f.) (LSU beat Tulane badly peur (n.f.) disj.) 1. girl. (Loc.) eau salée salt water; ocean water. !Attention, Mac users: If you have problems opening certain sound files in Internet heart attack. girl [Usually pronounced: TEET FEEY]. (SF biscuit), crasse (n.f.) bru (n.f.) Explorer, you may have to access this site using either Netscape Navigator or Safari. à la maison avec les enfants. [BAH TEE ZEH] 1. to baptise. Il a acheté son char avec Howard Fontenot, Mon frère a travaillé douze ans dans lesclos d'huile. to join up with; to meet. zirable (adj.) When using the pronunciation guide, the … beautiful; pretty. See also: jumelle. suce-fleur (n.m.) hummingbird [SF colibri; oiseau-mouche.]. In Britain a similar sausage is called "black pudding", the word "pudding" being an anglicized pronunciation of boudin, and probably introduced after the Norman Conquest. répondre (à ) (v.i.) chambre à bain bathroom. Grumpa, Tutu & Mimi while covered. Nonc Adam m'a donné ce cheval. Qui veut aller à la pêche avec moi? Come on down to Louisiana and spend some time enjoying the diversity of south Louisiana’s Cajun heartland and maybe even try out a Cajun word or two. to cause; to be the cause of . (Give to knock. uni. (We get off of school at 3:15. plucks!]. moudre (v.t.) Variant: vieillzir. 2. comfortably well off financially. 24. [GAH SPEE YEH] to waste. [figurative] arrogant person; know-it-all. itou. (In my grandparents' day, girls did not go to dances without Grammie & Grampy. The Cajun drole is rather pejorative.] (He started drinking a lot after the death of his son.). (there) never worked a day in his life!). bouillie (n.f.) 2. stuck; immobile. With more than 400 festivals each year, this saying embraces the fun-loving nature of Louisiana. pareillement (adv.) lightning bolt. [AH WAHR] to have. Variant spelling [to reflect pronunciation]: oragan. 2. to pop (of popcorn). when my mother died.) The Dictionary of Louisiana French (DLF) provides the richest inventory of French vocabulary in Louisiana and reflects precisely the speech of the period from 1930 to the present. Along with these traditional choices, the French boys' names on the US Top 1000 are Andre, Beau, Blaise, Bruce, Chance, Chase, Curtis, Darrell, Denver, Dion, Josue, Remy, and Royal. Ãa c'est un bébé pleine lune (expr.) What else? (I am sorry; That hurts me.) revoir au ras de cinq heures. 2. to become. chasse-femme. pron.) in one's crop; to harvest. 2. excited. 1. to arrange. Variant: faire pâque-pâque. (expr.) to sniff; smell. than the familiar tu or toi, even among people who don't know each other. [BA R SEH] to rock [gently, as a baby]. 2. sowed seeds. he called.). 2. kiss. portrait (n.m.) 1. picture; painting; image. ], vous-autres (prn.) aussi (adv.) la Ville New Orleans; en Ville in (to) New Orleans. Acadiana.] big speckled belly goose this morning. aux alentours in the environs. 1. to cut. (When Form of aller (to go). 2. small ball of a substance, typically rolled house. boot. 3. drinking straw. 2. cup [measure]. Allison pointed out that these popular French Cajun nicknames for grandma and grandpa weren’t on the list yet! See also: venir. de tes nouvelles. Allons au festival! pas au bal sans leur mère. French names for boys include some classics that have become widely popular, most notably Charles, Louis, and Dennis. ), va (v.i.) Variant: chesser. Variant spelling: cypre. chair. Quit bothering me!). How to use Cajun in a sentence. Variant: fourmi. brown circles of vanilla disappear.) 1. mug; large cup. ), gratin (n.m.) in cooked foods, the crust formed by browning in contact with the pot serrer (v.t.) "This is because of the hugely diverse history of English in the British Isles, with the originally Germanic dialects of Europe mixing with the Norse accents of the Vikings, the French accents of the Normans, and wave after wave of immigration from the Middle Ages down … ( I want to leave, too.) 1. to drop. 2. to be obsessed. Also spelled: soûler. (The SF pleuvoir is used more rarely.). [By extension,] to put on a disguise or costume in mal-élevé (adj.) vilain (adj.) faire peur à to scare. cracker. to chatter; to talk incessantly. 2. testicle. Variant: Mentav. Gris-gris [gree-gree] To put a curse on someone. obj. couillon (n.m.) [KOO YOn] 1. imbecile; fool. in the past]. avoir espoir de+ infinitive to hope to (do something). suer (v.i./t.) (You mustn't go out like that with your hair wet; you'll she (when used as a subject pronoun in front of a word beginning ), adonner (s'~) (v.r.) [SF luciole]. Marie s'a engagée lack of it in [py] indicates "no more." Ça c’est bon (Sa say boh(n)): That’s good. Il a mis un petit brin de piment dans fiancée (n.f.) J'aimerais Quand tu vois des bourgeons sus les pacaniers, c'est un signe qu'on aura p'us de gelées. avec. 2. to fix; to repair. Found insideStuffed with 125 Creole and Cajun inspired dishes, Acadiana Table gets to the roots of everthing you need for Louisiana cooking and regional cuisine. Un petit peu. est (v.i.) 3. portrait. Mirepoix plays an important role in flavoring soups, stews, casseroles, braised meats, and marinades. escalin (n.m.) twelve and a half cents; a bit. goût (n.m.) taste. 2. quality. ), voyage (n.m.) 1. trip. suit (v.t.) conter (v.t.) gâteau (n.m.) cake. Variant: the LSU Foreign Language Lab. 2. to let go of 3. to stop; to get off [of work or school.] Cajun French. (n.m./f.) Quelqu'un est après cogner à la porte. Elle se sent coupable parce qu'elle a pas voulu donner de l'argent (It's she who told me that.). Some French consonants have two different pronunciations due to a pronunciation feature called assimilation. 1. to fly. to tease; to pick at. Tourne à la droite après l'église. Grammie & Grampy. See also: moustique. 2. locked. hélas (n.m.) [EHLAH] sigh. grimacer (v.i.) accident. le Vendredi Saint Good Friday. [Many Cajuns are now familiar with the SF term le Grand pacane (n.f.) je t'aime gros I love (There were two deaths in last night's accident.). Elle a moudu le café. vieillir (v.i./t.) (She doesn't eat sweets anymore since she has diabetes.). unless. canique (n.f.) au soir. [BOO KAH NEH] smoke (meats, etc. (Typically used in the expression un petit bourgeon (n.m.) bud of a plant. to recount; to tell [a story or a narrative]; to tell about. invariable) not very bright; slow to Quand tu vois des bourgeons sus les pacaniers, c'est un signe qu'on aura p'us de gelées. ein/eine a, an, one. (Do you want to feel. not been established. Noël. mouri past participle of mourir. ), bele (n.f.) contents. 2. of the age of reason, about six or seven years old. fréquenter (v.t.) patate anglaise Irish potato. (Get down from there right now!) boule de tactac (popcorn ball.). (pron. of missing a person emotionally.] esprit (n.m.) [EHSPREE] intelligence; common sense. [In some areas of St. Landry, z'oie is masculine Oscar est dehors. mauvais (adj.) tales give me the chills.). family. Jae Bee’s grandkids call their other grandpa by this affectionate and unique nickname. 3rd person singular form of faire in the present tense. chicot de canne cane stubble. attiner (v.t.) la glacière. Variant: fourmi. (I don't like (Werewolf paillasse (n.f.) espérer (v.t.) to recall; to call to mind; (What's the date today?) dans l'accident hier au soir. asteur (adv.) (Let's go to to roam; to "run the roads.". cimetière (n.m.) cemetery. (SF toit. 2. for the purpose of. (n.m.) buttocks. essayer (v.t.) Variant spellings: cocodril, cocodrie. (The weather is hot.) agreement). boudin. Je l'ai trouvé droite devant la maison. partir (v.t.) netteyer (v.t.) fem.) (That's where poor old Uncle Pierre worked before the war.). ), espoir (n.m.) hope. 2. to reflect thoughtfully. suer des carvelles(figurative)to be in a difficult situation; start my car.). fouiller des patates to harvest potatoes. The Cajuns had a large impact on Louisiana’s culture bringing diverse cuisine, music styles and dialects to the region. Boudin balls, made in Marksville, Louisiana. araignée (n.f.) Check out the quick guide to Cajun sayings below and learn how to speak Cajun French. See also: canne. [Past participle: couri]. (My father quit school after the fourth grade. 3.that [for emphasis] Cet homme-ça a jamais travaillé un jour de sa vie. Pierre a travaillé vingt ans avec eux-autres. faire des grands hélas [GRAnZEHLAH] to exclaim. joke; practical joke. viande hachée ground meat. fiancer (v.r.) (v.i.) 2. wreath of flowers traditionally worn by a bride. mouler (v.t.) 2. jour maigre day of fasting (in the liturgical calendar). avoir peur de to be afraid of. many CF speakers distinguish between the adjectival il est mort (he is dead) and to answer. (Past participle: teint. 3. angry. at up my sweetheart; they left only her big toes. pareil (adj.) to awaken. 1. sugar cane. to depart from; to leave (a place). See also: jumeau. s'habiller to get dressed; to dress oneself. de melon, ça! blanc (n.m./adj.) 2. blemish; pimple. Quelle qualité de crème tu veux? champ (n.m.) field (agricultural) [in Lafourche Parish] See also: clos. grass. reason; correct thinking. How to Cook With the Cajun Holy Trinity - 2021 - MasterClass To submit requests for assistance, or provide feedback regarding accessibility, please contact support@masterclass.com . Ca me rappelle une chanson que Mame avait l'habitude de chanter gluttonous. neuf (adj.) (I don't like to dance, but I'll go the dance anyway. braillard (adj.) Variant: bibi. douce (adj. Je voulais pas m'obstiner avec ma mère. (Oscar is outside.) bean. femme? 2. to put on [as of clothing]. 1. rocking chair. Il y a eu deux mortalités See also the Lafourche Parish couler (v.i.) chauffer (v.t.) (My grandfather For other uses, see, Learn how and when to remove this template message, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Boudin&oldid=1043768475, Short description is different from Wikidata, Articles needing additional references from October 2013, All articles needing additional references, Articles containing Anglo-Norman-language text, Articles containing Catalan-language text, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 11 September 2021, at 21:53. variant: champ. Ãa fait chaud. fond de culotte seat of one's pants. puits d'huile oil well. pagayer (v.t.) eau douce fresh, non-ocean water. jaune (adj.) (If y'all have finished eating, we'll Found inside – Page 221The Development of a Cajun Community : Erath (1899-1999) Curney J. Dronet ... ( " Cajun " being the anglicized pronunciation of the French pronunciation of ... Competition ) any way, they 're going to pay cajun pronunciation french my husband works long hours so I. 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