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First words and expressions for saying hello and other niceties of greeting others.
Posted on: 09/14/2009
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By: amandalafleur
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saying good-bye and leaving
Posted on: 09/14/2009
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By: amandalafleur
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Some common activities using the present progressive, a very common construction in Cajun French to describe action as it is happening.
Posted on: 11/04/2009
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By: amandalafleur
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Infinitive form of some basic, everyday verbs
Posted on: 09/14/2009
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By: amandalafleur
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Phrases to describe how you get along or don't get along with someone, particularly in the case of couples.
Posted on: 02/23/2010
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By: amandalafleur
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Masculine and feminine forms of adjectives of nationality and place origin.
Posted on: 02/28/2010
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By: amandalafleur
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These are the biographical and linguistic questions you'll need to ask the informant that you interview for your final project in LSU French 2201.
Posted on: 10/02/2010
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By: amandalafleur
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The present progressive form of verbs in the BYKI list "Cajun 10". The progressive form is highly characteristic of Louisiana French and much more common than it is in standard French.
Posted on: 09/14/2009
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By: amandalafleur
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Affirmative commands with direct object pronouns, speaking to more than one person or someone addressed respectfully as "vous."
Posted on: 09/14/2009
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By: amandalafleur
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Common negative commands used when speaking to more than one person or when speaking to one person, usually an elder, to whom one wants to show respect.
Posted on: 01/08/2010
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By: amandalafleur
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Verbs (in infinitive form) to talk about how people, especially couples, get along. See "Human relationships" to practice using these verbs in context.
Posted on: 02/28/2010
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By: amandalafleur
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Over the past few years Jim Léger has been documenting Cajun French on his web site, Cajun French Language Tutorials. I've extracted audio from Jim's lessons to assemble these 10 phrases from Rev Daigle's Cajun Self-Taught. Enjoy!
Posted on: 02/20/2010
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