UNE FAMILLE DE OUAOUARONS DANS LA CYPRIÈRE Cajuns in my area used “le ouaouaron” for the bullfrog, which is an ‘onomatopoeia.’ The bullfrog’s call sounds like “ouaouaron” (wawaron). The standard French word for frog is ‘grenouille.” We used that noun to identify the smaller frog found on land with some green coloration. Usually it was [...]
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J’ai déménagé dernièrement, alors j’sus toujours manière tourné à l’envers. J’vas essayer à commencer de publier plus dans l’avenir, bientôt. J’vous souhaite une bonne journée et prenez bon soin de vous-autre. Jim Léger I have moved recently, therefore, I am still sort of turned inside out. I will try to start publishing more in the [...]
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http://web.archive.org/web/*/cajunlanguage.net/* (To recover some of my past posts, please visit this address. Thanks to John Clay for finding these.) I have chosen the above theme to show how Cajuns use the verbs “to wait”,”to hope and to wish.” Also how the adverb “ici” (here) is pronounced at times. Please note that often the adverb “ici” [...]
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Allons Se Désennuyer-Comment? (Let us remove loneliness from ourselves-how?) “Ah gardez-donc comment que moi j’m’ennuie or “ah gardez-donc comment moi j’sus après m’ennuyer!” Cajuns in my area used the reflexive verb “ennuyer” to denote “loneliness”, “to feel lonely,” or “to miss.” In Standard French it is used mainly as a transitive verb “to bore,” or [...]
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