Time to Learn French Creole

[reaper2ooX]

one of the top states i want to visit is louisiana!

[kalamitIjane1111]

THEY SPEAK CAJUN LOOLLLL THAT S NOT CREOLE!!

[heylove28]

is there any one out there that speaks french creole and willing to teach me. I would be so grateful. send me an email. heylove28@yahoo.com

[TALLYmakinfaces]

LOVE this

[anticapital666]

j'pens que eux-autres es après parler pas de créole mais le français de louisiane. peut-être j'me trompe, c'est pas facile à comprend ça que eux-autres es après dire.

[jacksorengan]

Creole's are the BEST!!!!!

[37SuperBrandon]

@mschaiful No im sorry i was just being childish. Can you forgive me? :)

[37SuperBrandon]

@mschaiful I don't need your comment because i know what is. What part of me knowing that dosn't sound like creole french didn't you understand!!!!

[ManOWar2Red]

They do not speak créole, they speak louisiania french.

I'm a french-canadian from Québec and I confirm this has nothing to do with regular french canadian. It's more like the acadian french (New-brunswick, NFL, Nova Scotia, PEI) not the standard canadien french like in Northern Ontario, Québec or Manitoba., and even less Créole...

[devilred1971]

our culture unique our people unique. creoles can be white or black anyone of french or spanish descent born in louisiana . LOUISIANA MADE LOUISIANA PROUD !!!!

[chsn09]

I'm Creole and I love this =)

[theogass]

I hope people know that this is French and Not Creole

[iluvchasingalaska]

fyè pou de paroisses de la

[iluvchasingalaska]

Louisiana proud!!

[GuitarRocker134]

I love creole french, so glad to be from Louisiana, I love our culture!!

[legios07]

Les cajuns appellent leur français le créole, si je ne me trompe pas. C'est un très bel accent, même si je ne comprends pas tout.

Vive la francophonie et ceux qui se battent pour sauvegarder leur culture !

[CadjinGisclair]

Bon video, except...Ça, çé pa kréyol.

[jeffnben]

can somebody translate what they are saying, i need it for my report

[13lael]

these people are speaking Louisiana Frenglish...same as cajun french

[DanieleCreole]

@13lael There is no such thing as "Cajun French". It's called "Louisiana French". French was spoken in the Louisiana Territory long before the first Acadians ever set foot on Louisiana Territory soil. When they arrived they only numbered about 3,000 compared to the other French speakers who were much greater in number. 3000 Acadians definitely did not change the way everyone else spoke French especially as they were the minority. "Cajun French" is a made up term that came out during the '50s.

[norhamdan1985]

I find this video interesting as an Acadian from Canada. Acadia is in NewBrunswick area of Canada and the British deported alot of them to Louisinia and they became known as Cajuns.. This dialect of french sounds alot like my grandmothers..

BTW my grandma is a white Acadian. Cool stuff.. Id love to visit Louisiana and New Orleans some day. and if I had my choice to live anywhere in the USA it be New Orleans or New York City1

[37SuperBrandon]

That sounded nothing like creole and i should know because im a black ceole who speaks creole french.

[thegozy6]

this isnt like quebec french at all!

[islederniere]

Ils sont après parler le français louisianais, pas le créole! Il faut que tu changes le nom de ce portrait parce que c'est pas correct.

They are speaking Louisiana French, not Creole! You need to change the title of this video because it's incorrect.

[CreoleMami2007]

The Dark skinned dude is very much Creole. Its a Culture

[MrsNicky001]

Okay , So Can Someone Please Tell Me What Exactly it Is . Cause Apparently im Part French Creole & Gooqle isnt Helpinq Me With Nothinq .

is it Like White Black French Or Spanish ?!

-BTW' the Lanquaqe Sounds Cute (:

[DanieleCreole]

@MrsNicky001 Creole does not mean mixed. it means someone who is a descendant of the people of the colonies. The colony of Louisiana had People from France, Spain, Senegal Gambia, Canada(and many more places). All of their descendants are Creoles. Being white or black or "mixed" has nothing to do with it. Creoles come in all colors and shades and one's race cannot be applied to it. A person who is mixed is no more creole than someone who is all black or all white.

[Beyoncefan1000]

@DanieleCreole Hey you are aware that Beyonce is Creole!! Her family has roots in New Iberia Louisiana!! Her mother is Creole and both of her parents are Creoles!!!

[MrsNicky001]

@DanieleCreole Ohh iSee (:

So if Someone is Asking What it is , What Would the Answer to that Be ?

SN:Sorry for sounding Uneducated On this, iJust found out not too long ago & iJust wanted to know .

[DanieleCreole]

@MrsNicky001 If someone asks, tell them that you are a descendant of the people who lived in the Colony of Louisiana. True the culture itself is a mix but that doesn't exactly apply the the people who hold that culture. A white guy with blond hair and blue eyes is just as creole as a guy with dark brown skin and dark brown as as well as a guy with medium tan skin and wavy hair and green eyes. Culture is what defines us, not our outward appearance or some racial mixture.

[MrsNicky001]

@DanieleCreole Thank You ! You Really HelpedA lot (:

[vosamim]

They're speaking Cajun French, not Creole

[DanieleCreole]

@vosamim There is no such thing as "Cajun French". It's called "Louisiana French". French was spoken in the Louisiana Territory long before the first Acadians ever set foot on Louisiana Territory soil. When they arrived they only numbered about 3,000 compared to the other French speakers who were much greater in number. 3000 Acadians definitely did not change the way everyone else spoke French especially as they were the minority. "Cajun French" is a made up term that came out during the '50s

[vosamim]

@DanieleCreole C'est donc la même chose.... On n'a que changé le nom.... Il faut que tu sache qu'en Louisiane il y a trois différentes variations de la langue française: la version créolle et la cadienne (qui se divide en plusieurs de dialects). Moi, ayant reçu tellement d'éducation en et de Louisiane, je sais ce dont je parle. Quoiqu'il y ait existé des gens parlant français avant de l'arrivée des cadiens, la langue, on l'appelle "français cadien" car les dialect ont mergé.

[vosamim]

@DanieleCreole Je veux que tu ailles passer un cours de linguistique de Louisiane que avant que tu ne parles car je ne veux pas que tu commentes sur quelque chose que tu ne connais pas et cela fait que NOS GENS (si tu es vraimente de ma terre) paraisses bêtes et sots.... C'est cela ce que tu veux faire?!?! Et si tu parle pas français t'es vachemente foutu(e)

[DanieleCreole]

@vosamim Je parle Français Louisianais ET Créole Louisianais. La language dans cette video est Francais, pas Créole. La language Créole n'est pas un dialect ou patois de Français, Créole a sa propre grammaire et syntax. Et Asteur pour vôtres 3 "variantes" de Français... ça c'est un vieux "mythstory". Les vraies 3 variantes de Français Louisianais sont "urbain", "provincial" et "fluviale". C'est toi qui besoin d'un cours de notre Français.

[vosamim]

@DanieleCreole Regarde bien ce que j'ai dit, madamemoiselle. J'ai dit quoi? Que c' est quoi? J'ai dit que c'est FRAÇAIS pas créole. Comme tu est beteeeeeeeeee! On a dit presque la meme choseeeeeee! T' est tellement lacheeeee! RE-GAR-DE BIEN C'QUE J' AI ECRIT

[DanieleCreole]

@vosamim Je suis un homme pas une femme. Et, oui, tu as dit que ça c'est Français MAIS j'ai malentendu ton commentaire de le changement de le nom. J'ai pensé que tu parlais du titre de cette vidéo. Mais, tu as aussi dit que le Créole est un variante de Français Louisianais est ça c'est pas vrai, ainsu le raison que j'ai ecrit l'explication de "Créole". Enfin j'ai raison et il n'y a pas de raison pour user d'insultes. Si tu veux je peu t'envoyer 2 documents de le situation linguistique.

[vosamim]

@DanieleCreole PRIÈRE DE ME L'ENVOYER car franchement, j'aimerais savoir d'où tu reçois ton information

[DanieleCreole]

@vosamim Donne moi ton email address dans un message s'il te plait.

[Thedarksecret1]

There is no way that dark skinned black dude is Creole.

[Fuzzbabby]

@Thedarksecret1 YOu must not be creole... We creoles come in all shades There are creoles, That come in near white, to very very dark skinned

[DanieleCreole]

@Thedarksecret1 You have the wrong idea of what "Creole" means. Creole has nothing to do with someone's race. Creole is someone or the descendant of someone born in the colonies not to include native americans. There were both whites and blacks in the colonies and people who were mixed. A creole can be a white person or a very dark skinned black person. Race and skin tone play absolutely no part in what a Creole is.

[NekoBeau]

I so want to learn how to speak Creole French as I am part Seychellois, but because I was raised in the UK I haven't had the opportunity to visit my (part) homeland or anything yet :(

[gabyrig]

Sounds more like Montreal French than Creole. There was no creole that I could hear. Just the French and the nasal Canadian pronunciation.

[DanieleCreole]

@gabyrig French on the North American continent has basically the same origin which is 17th century French if I'm not mistaken. When I hear someone from Louisiana, Missouri and Canadians speak French I can hear very many similarities in pronunciation and vocabulary.

[makakplot]

niga u mad?

[CreoleGuh504]

French Creole is my first language. Im the only one who can speak it besides my one aunt in New Orleans. Its easy

[toastarchurro]

@CreoleGuh504 teach me creole :) please? :)

[mceyo]

ben merde Crisse de tabernak de calisse, quand est-ce que tu saura que ça c'est pas creole ?

[chsn09]

C'est tres bien!

[60pn]

what a bunch of creole! creole people are the same everywhere

[erincheerstar]

@60pn no they are not

[southerngirl512]

I LOVE IT--PROUD TO BE FROM LOUISIANA

[mrssummerf]

thats why i love being french creole our language is beautiful so are we

[Violaluva1]

I want to LEARN!

[nnnnnsssssssssllllln]

lovely lovely lovely... se bon 5 etoiles...