So thrilled to find this video. My father and grandparents spoke Creole and Louisiana French. Since they are gone to the ancestors years ago, I just wanted to hear his language again! As our family genealogist, I'm grateful to learn about my heritage!

I loooove the Creole culture and people!

I liked what she was saying about the newer generation of Creole's many of us, do not speak the language. I know my grandmother was told not to teach her children the language by her husband, he was very pro English and against speaking the language in his home. Sad for me and my generation of family, because we can not pass on the language to our children or keep it alive.

They're actually speaking Louisiana French. Not Louisiana Creole nor "patois" as was mentioned.

Cliford is correct; this is not Louisiana Créole. Rather, it is Louisiana French. Cliford gin rézon; çé pa kréyol la Lwizyàn. Plito, çé françé la lwizyàn. Cliford as raison; c'est pas créole de la louisaine. en vérité, c'est la francais de la louisiane,

love it

c'est vrai que c'est du français mais pas du créole

Hold up like hpv in French speaking Africa traituer is the one who does catering hair and make up plus decorates for a wedding coiffure hair dressing on crack. Our culture be confusing people. Ha ha ha!

Quand la langue est perdu un monde est perdu