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I was trying to make up a list of some cajun slang words for some out of state friends who'll be here for Festivals Acadiens et Creoles, and some of my favorites are below. This is by no means a complete list, or even words that might be said in every household in Acadiana.
Quirky Cajun sayings and funny Cajun slang words aren't the only expressions unique to Louisiana. We use all kinds of unique words and sayings in the Pelican State including these 15 words you'll only understand if you're from Louisiana.
Looking for common words and phrases spoken in Louisiana? Learn popular words and sayings with this Cajun French Dictionary for your trip to Baton Rouge.
Only True Louisianians Know The Meanings Of These 8 Cajun Phrases. Louisiana has unique words and phrases that reflect its distinct culture and traditions. Written by. Jackie Sutherlin. To the outsider, Louisiana can feel like an entirely different world.
We've decided to come up with our own list of "Cajun Slang Terms" that you'll definitely want to start using immediately. 1) They Are So Roux - Used when talking about a couple's great relationship. A good roux starts with very simple beginnings.
A fais-do-do (fay DOUGH DOUGH) is a Cajun dance party. The phrase literally means “to go to sleep,” and it originates from dance parties lasting so late into the night that the children in attendance would fall asleep on their own without being told.
Here are a few Cajun words and sayings you may hear when visiting Louisiana. Allons [Ah-loh(n)]: Let's go. Ça c’est bon (Sa say boh(n)): That’s good. Ça va (Sa va): How are you? And it's also the response "I'm well." C’est tout (Say too): That’s all.
Do you recognize Cajun when you hear it? Here is a list of colorful Cajun words and phrases, along with their meanings, that could come in handy (Note: The phrases came from various sources but many came from CrazyCajuns.net):
You'll likely hear some of these common Cajun sayings when you're in the area, so here's a handy guide to learn more about the lingo!
Cajun Words & Phrases. Before you begin your adventure in Louisiana's Cajun Bayou you may want to practice a few key phrases to have on hand. Allons (a-low-n) - let's go. Avoir faim (a-vwah-fah-n) - to be hungry. Be'be (beh-bay) - baby.