I wish creole Louisiana was taught in school In Louisiana because it’s dying. My grandmother,aunts and uncles all spoke Louisiana Creole all my life.

This hit home for me. I live in Texas and my family was from Louisiana and they spoke Creole and I also can speak a little but understand it very well. I really enjoyed hearing this.

I remember my grandmother speaking Creole French but I also remember her telling me that she was forced to not speak it or would be hit if she did. It's sad that this language died because others didn't understand it. My grandmother refused to teach it to her kids and grandkids because of how she was treated.

It is nice Louisiana Creoles are passing down this unique language (a mix of *native-born Western African,* *Western European* and *Native American* languages) to keep this beautiful and varied culture alive. I see you guys are already succeeding progressively at it. Wish you great luck in your endeavors.

This beautiful, I'm proud to be creole. Coming from a different region, it's astonishing to see creole parle, creole comprendre.

Je suis américaine mais j'ai appris ma langue française lorsque j'étais enfante. J'adore, J'ADORE, ces accents, et c'est plus facile for moi a comprendre. Sorry if my spelling and grammar is all over the place, i havent used the language in 30 years. Mais je l'adore, encore!

Bonjour de France, il y a des petites différences mais j'ai tout compris ! Le Créole de Louisiane ressemble énormément au Créole parlé dans tout l'océan Indien ! Vous avez tout mon respect Bravo Hi from France, there are small differences but I understood everything! Louisiana Creole is very similar to the Creole spoken throughout the Indian Ocean! You have all my respect Bravo

Stunning similarity with Mauritian creole as spoken by H.Wiltz. I could understand everything from T. Auguste too although a more frenchisized creole. And mind you Mauritius is very,very....very far away.

Proud⚜️ Louisiana Creole⚜️ I grew up in a Creole household many of my family members spoke the language but they were from back home in nawlins. I really wish they taught our language in school so beautiful.❤❤❤❤

I pray they bring Creole french back in Louisiana schools. My grandma, mom whole family still speaks Creole French. It's very important our younger generation keeps the language alive.

Bon djòb avek vidyo-la toukèkènn. Réprézenté pou lakilti, fyær Kréyòl LaLwizyann 🤙

When I started school I couldn't speak english..only Creole.. what were the teachers to do with me.. early 60s ..there were French nuns from Canada.. so they sent me to them..when I would use a Creole word and not English would hit my palm with a ruler.. no shyt..I understand every word..but.. 😢😢😢😢 I can't speak it..I'll be reteaching myself this year.. I DO NOT LIKE NUNS.. AT ALL

Props to this young mans family for teaching him and keeping a dying language alive

Proud of you talib

This creole is slightly different from the crole of Caribbean islands like St Lucia🇱🇨 and Dominica...it contains much more french...I understood everything though..Much love to all creole speakers aroundthe world!!

This is such a wonderful program. Thank you fot sharing.

I want to learn Louisiana Creole. I’ve search for it but all I can find is Haitian Creole. We go places and ppl swear we are speaking Creole at a minor level and asks if we’re from New Orleans but I guess it’s just our accents. My great great grandmother is from New Orleans but they moved around Louisiana because of having a very large family that kept expanding and forcing them to move again and again from Opelousas to Mossville, to West Lake and even completely out of the state to Texas, California, one of the Carolina s but my great grandmother settled in Lake Charles. Because of this my mom’s and my generation did not learn the language and everyone who did were/are else where. So we speak the standard English language as well as some Spanish. I won’t my baby nephew to begin learning so he can pass on and continue our native language. I also want to learn a bit myself

Appreciate the lesson in Creole language.

J'ai comprends tous de ça, le créole de la Louisiane c'est très beau pour j'admire tes accents.

Very similar to Seychellois Creole too! ❤

Sa ka fèt moun Louisian? Moin pa té sav zot té ka palé kréyol-la. Moin ka vréyé bel bonjou di Matnik. (Martinique).

Génial, très intéressant

Woow Louisiana kreyol is very similar to mauritius kreyol😮😮

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Mo komensé aprenn Kouri Vini pou minm razòn-la

Very on point👏🏿👍🏿🇭🇹

Even though he only says a few words here and there, Gambit from the X-Men got me interested in Louisiana Creole

Bravo to gain pou pa perde to creole .

J’adore cette. C’est montrer moi que français jamais morte

In the Caribbean we have many forms of creole we call them patois.The islands that speaks them have different variations due to slave influx just like Louisiana

Abdul mu Taalib was prophet Mohamed grandfather

What book can i get to learn how to speak cerole

The music reminds me cajun music played by Salebarbes.

❤🙏

Cet Jeune garcon me donne espoire pour lafuture.

Very similar to Mauritian creol

Mo ene Mauricien et zot creole bien pareil avec nous.

en Guyane française : Mo baye to di zé = je te donne des œufs et en Louisiane ?

🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹✌✌✌

Yo pa pale kreyol, yap pale francais la lwisyan. Se pa mem bagay la.

French in American media accent, interesting

Vréman, sa ka fè moin plézi lè an ka tende yo palé

This is French, though.

More French than creole

They should say Haitian Creole. Am Haitian and I understand everything.

What about the languages of the slaves? Huh? Only the kolonizers' languages deserve recognition?

this is just anglicized french

Yes, when you do not speak your language, you lose your culture, your family - which is why my culture language was illegal for 800 years, until just 2 years ago.