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By Darrlyn A. Smith

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The Louisiana Creole Language

was created by the Descendant of the French colonists and African slaves brought to Louisiana and by their Creole children.

It belongs to a special language group, the Atlantic Creoles, which are languages created by theDescendant of the French colonists and African slaves brought to the Americas.

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Louisiana Creole
Language of Louisiana Creoles


Louisiana Creole
A document describing the origin of the Creole Language.

"Gombo Zhebes"
(Creole Proverbs)

Condensed dictionary of creole proverbs.
Glossary of
French Term

Learn Basic Creole
A Short History of the Louisiana Creole Language

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Et-toi mes amies,

The Creole Language is one of the very few Latin / French Romantic Languages spoken World wide... here, in American, everybody is expected to speak English and because of the Enslavement of The African and People of Color, the Language, here in America is now on the verge of extinction..We Creoles can keep it alive, as well as Our Heritage by learning and speaking Creole...It is easy to learn ..

You don't need to be fluent in Creole...Speaking just a few words with Your friends and passer-bys should be enough for You to become familiar with the Language. A simple greeting or just saying "hello" or "Are You having a nice day" should be more than enough for You to become familiar with the Language...

Your friends will surely be taken back and the World will know that You are surely unique and different...You can find those every day sayings that You can latch onto by brousing through Our language pages..Keeping Our Creole Language alive will Preserve Our Culture for future generations

 

 
 
 
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