Cajun or Creole (Language)?
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I am confused in louisiana do people mostly speak creole or louisiana french?
alexowright 1 month ago
@alexowright english is still the first language
TheCastmaximus 2 weeks ago
@TheCastmaximus I could be wrong, but I don't think that was his question. He was asking which of the two are most spoken in the state, not whether they are the official state languages. But some more info: firstly, we have no official ("first") de facto language. Secondly, English and French are the de jure official languages in the state.
criollokid80 2 weeks ago
@alexowright Depends on the parish. In some we speak both interchangeably. In others, only one is spoken.
criollokid80 2 weeks ago