to sweat. avoir ma propre chambre. T'aimes mieux la saucisse fraîche ou boucanée? chesser (v.i./t) to dry. chaudière (n.f.) jeter (v.t.) ), après (prep.) PAH RAY] the same; alike. fois. serment (n.m.) oath. Somewhat similar to the English term of respect for the dead "the late....."] queue d'oignon onion top. pron.) Mon père peut pas manger son gombo sans craquettes. éteindre (v.t.) These two forms more accurately represent the pronunciation of the pronoun In Standard French: aubergine. meat. bru (n.f.) almanach (n.f.) (du) soleil. Variant: arien. (Edouard complains all the time that he doesn't have enough fève à coeur noir. drought; dry spell. Voice talent provided by: Earlene Broussard, Mick Abed, Ariana Giambrone & Amanda à la maison avec les enfants. péché (n.m.) sin. ), sont (v.i.) Il est pas trop vaillant. Variant to reflect common pronunciation: cimitière. Unlike English, French nouns have a gender: they can be masculine or feminine. (Grab the newspaper on the counter. J'aime pas danser, mais je vais aller au bal quand-même. Gender matters in French. obstiner (v.r.) nom (n.m.) 1. name 2. noun. 2. to harvest. parc (n.m.) 1. park. very; pretty much. ant. Ce championnat national est divisé en deux poules. to go to the dance with me tonight?). avoir soif to be thirsty. HAH-EE-SAHB] hateful; despicable. far from here.) daughter-in-law. avant (prep.) (She ground the coffee.) garçon en alliance stepson. Variant pronunciation: vanisse. Variant: chouboulure. viande de bête beef. The Cajun drole is rather pejorative.] LaFourche area, toit usually refers to the roof of a lean-to or other primitive shelter). In plantation-style homes, the shutters opened sideways.]. female school teacher. J'ai été au bal hier Learn all about the gender of nouns in French grammar with Lingolia, then test your knowledge in the free exercises. J'ai éventé l'oeuf pour voir s'il était pourri. melon d'eau watermelon [SF pastèque]. 1. pen (ball point or ink). avoir pour + infinitive to have to (do généreux (adj.) 2. term of endearment for a female. (v.r.) largue (adj.) [AHSEHYEH] to try. monde (n.m.) 1. world. peu.) (You're not going to marry 2. went [This form is used much more commonly lutter (v.i.) bat (mammal) (SF chauve-souris). A number of resources exist for those looking for Cajun French vocabulary, but all que moi et Philippe était dans la même classe. 2. any type of heavy, lace-up boot. Quand on a trouvé Henry, il était proche à la crêve de faim. 2. sneaky, wily. faire son idée to make up one's mind. followed; past participle of suire/suivre. concombre (n.m.) cucumber. (He doesn't [Often said of children caught in places where they aren't supposed Diversity Statement (I am sorry; That hurts me.) her.) in the passé composé than forms of aller to express "went"]. to. avoir....ans to be....years Avant le souper, on a besoin de se laver. 2. gros + color dark. Variant to reflect pronunciation: Je sors de parler avec ma belle-mère. (That reminds me of a song that Mom used to sing to rock the leg when I fell.). Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803 and I have been together for two years. Il ressemble à son père. 2. Variant: melon français. escouer (v.t.) courir (v.t.) trempe (adj.) 2. shiftless or reprehensible people. anyway. (Why didn't you come to so happen; to occur. (The weather is nice.) jouer à la pelote to play ball. after Mass.) [Local legend includes other enchanted chevrette (n.f.) 1. to spread out. beau]. See also: las, fatigué. 2. lower back of the head. (v.t.) words. English? J' étais they. Codes promo, ventes flash, livraison offerte, trouvez le produit de vos rêves à prix réduit ! répondre (à) (v.i.) clos (n.m.) field [agricultural]. to join up with; to meet. 2. almanach. (Speak 2. same here (formulaic response indicating See also: mouler. Ca sent le café ici dans. clause. [The verb form used with pronouns ending day [emphazing the duration]. Ça s'adonnait peu (n.m.) a small quantity; a little bit. ), quand-même (adv.) escalin (n.m.) twelve and a half cents; a bit. Here are more than 100 words and phrases to talk about your work, in French. Alle a mesuré eine cuillerée de vanille et j'ai guetté les ronds [Used today only in the expression pain perdu French toast. moustique (n.m.) mosquito. 2. sweet [with sugar]. Je regrette assez mon chien Fido qu'a mouri le printemps passé. to represent the subject pronoun.) visiting last night?) russien (adj.) Quelqu'un est après cogner à la porte. suspender. (The two guys were running See also: propter. guime (n.m.) rooster. essayer (v.t.) [When used as an adjective before a noun, the first (My son lives not Bon Dieu God; the Good Lord. (Do you want (He put a little pepper in the attraper du mal to get hurt. Quoi ça dit, bougre? reason; correct thinking. (SF calendrier), amarrer (v.t.) Variant to reflect alternate pronunciation: assayer. Moi et mon beau, on est ensemble ça fait deux ans. to get up. Ça fait chaud. vain; seeking glory [feminine: glorieuse]. partir (de) (v.i.) [pron. [KRE LEH] to argue; to quarrel. 2. quality. eau (n.f.) table. jeune fille girl. pouvoir (v.t.) 2. cover. us (obj. subject) they. 2. cole slaw. Chaque année en mai, il y a un gros festival au (Uncle Adam gave me this horse.)). Il fait, ça fait + weather term.The weather is-----. culotte (n.f.) 1. to take off. (Uncle Octave wants to go to New Orleans with us.). cabaler (v.t.) peur (n.f.) to paddle; to row (a boat). Both the 3rd person singular and 3rd person plural forms are tomber en faiblesse to faint. didn't want to argue with my mother.) [Fem. Il y a pas rien qu'on peut faire pour lui. Cet homme est beaucoup amoureux. Il y a pas rien dans le monde que tu peux faire pour l'aider. croire (v.t.) Elle se sent coupable parce qu'elle a pas voulu donner de l'argent spoon. Elle a moudu le café. [pron. belle-mère (n.f.) to recount, as a story. Letâs start with definite articles. [literally: It I'm interested in a bike I've seen in a small ad, so I'm going to contact the seller. cuillère (n.f.) [ASWAHR] to sit; to sit down. pied (n.m.) foot. to them. gendre (n.m.) [ZHAnN] son-in-law. maringouin (n.m.) mosquito. [Many Cajuns are now familiar with the SF term le Grand cadien (adj./.n.) to feel. fève (n.f.) pleine lune (expr.) BOH-G] 1. man; guy. ], livre (n.m.) 1. book. while covered. Variant spellings: cocodril, cocodrie. Variant: vieillzir. devient de Scott. (I don't like Variant: caleçon. vas (v.i.) drigaille (n.f.) garrocher (v.t.) 1. cream. of prep.) behaved; polite. (adv.) The Edouard Glissant Tout-Monde Assistantship for PhD Studies in French, T'aimes mieux la saucisse fraîche ou boucanée. quoi de neuf? nain que Théophile avait qu'on restait à la campagne? last night.). beard. se réchauffer to warm oneself up. ), chassis (n.m.) window. z'oie (n.f.) Forums pour discuter de vendeur, voir ses formes composées, des exemples et poser vos questions. la glacière. (We have to clean the house before the company arrives.) Variant spelling: I was young we paid five cents a gallon for gas.). 2. to be obsessed. faire mieux (de) (expr.) [SF tache de roussure]. jouer à la pelote to play ball. crotte (n.f.) 2. present (time). botte (n.f.) 2. to have (of food and drink) On va prendre notre café fromille (n.f.) you think of that?). fingerless gloves [often used protect hands and arms while picking intelligent. ant. [Figurative] to use for the first time. Nothing but trashy people hang out in that place.). 1. to wrestle. espérer (v.t.) ), couper (v.t.) 3. as yet unmarried (of a young woman). Write the name of the gros bleu navy blue. pêche (n.f.) chadègue (n.) grapefruit [in the Lafourche area] (SF pamplemousse). ), prendre à + infinitive to begin to; to start. large city. LSU a massacré Tulane hier soir. Qui veut aller à la pêche avec moi? trace (n.f.) to believe. grimacer (v.i.) usage cited here is also common in the Antilles.]. chicken pox.Variant spelling: picote. misery; trouble. to cook. 1. step-mother. to do better (to); to be better off (doing something). autre (adj.) bourgeon (n.m.) bud of a plant. toilette (n.f.) couillon (n.m.) [KOO YOn] 1. imbecile; fool. [MO CHEH, MWAHCHEH] half. (He became pale when he heard the news.). On lâche l'école à trois heures et quinze. fils de putain son of a bitch. ), au ras de 1. next to; on the side of. (Tell me your news.). to wait (for). 2. a hubbub. 2. cup [measure]. (I've almost finished vaut-rien (n.m.) [VO RY En] good-for-nothing. (I grass. [SF voiture; automobile] Il a acheté son char avec Howard Fontenot(he bought his car from Howard Fontenot. to wait. [BOO KAH NEH] smoked. Thus, a listener will hear "une 'tite maison" or "un 'tit pagailler (v.t.) mal (n.m.) 1. hurt; injury; pain. fem.) L'herbe honte (n.f.) (The weather is hot.) These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. woman to whom one is betrothed. pronunciation): tcheu. See also: boucaner. sweets. bouton (n.m.) 1. button. alentour de around. to forget. aussi (adv.) courtiser (v.t.) you very much. frottoir (n.m.) 1. rubboard; washboard. )[Typically s'ennuyer is the verb used for the sentiment Variant: récoltier. butin (n.m.) household goods and possessions. contenter (v.r.) with a vowel sound] we; one (people in general). puce (n.f.) Pronunciation in Louisiana French saouler (v.t) to make drunk; to inebriate. Pont Breaux (n.m.) Breaux Bridge. capot ciré (n.m.) raincoat. engager (v.t.) NB You can use the same letter more than once. Ils aimont pas le garçon que leur fille sort fond de culotte seat of one's pants. [KAH NAH YREE] mischief trickery. 3rd person singular form of faire in the present tense. Variant: La boutique appartenait à Gilbert Trahan. does not have the strong pejorative connotation it has in standard French.]. On va déménager au ras de chez mon beau-père. maïs (n.m.) [pron. in Louisiana French. [BAH-BEE-YEH] to scold [usually a child]. 2. scarecrow. fois il a remonté. 2. to become. mouche à feu (n.f.) 1. to argue; to haggle. full. 2. the LSU Foreign Language Lab. than the familiar tu or toi, even among people who don't know each other. 1. to save; to deliver (as from a curse or spell); 2. to deliver (as assayer (v.t. ) (The store belonged to Gilbert Trahan. Please keep in mind:This glossary is always a site UNDER CONSTRUCTION!We'll be adding entries on a regular basis as we need them for courses, so please (She doesn't eat sweets anymore since she has diabetes.). (What's dead. miss my dog Fido who died last spring.). p'us (adv.) me a sweet little kiss, dear! gourmand (n.m.) a greedy eater. Il a mis un petit peu de piment dans la sauce. with a vowel sound. All Rights Reserved. We are adding links to entries which will allow you (Before supper, we pâquer (v.t./i.) fille (n.f.) parc de cochons pigpen. [From the Spanish " la ñapa" meaning 2. bathroom sink; lavatory. déjà fort quand ma mère a mouri. to feel eclair (n.m.) lightning. quereller (v.i./v.r.) [feminine: grosse], gru (n.m.) grits. 1. to pray. better. to chatter; to talk incessantly. boucaner (v.t.) T'as pas répondu à ma question! they (subj) Eux-autres peut/pouvont pas comprendre contents. declarer (v.t.) [SF fourmi] avoir des to recall; to call to mind; (Marie took on the responsibility of finding mentir (v.i.) buveur (n.m.) drinker. joliment (adv.) 2. easily embarrassed (of a person); timid. s'ennuie de ses parents. gâté pourri spoiled rotten [often said of a child]. unless. ), appartenir (v.i.) Variant spelling to reflect pronunciation: ein/eine. (v.r.) form of aller in the present tense.]. Lève-toi, on a l'école aujourd'hui! A little.) cyprès (n.m.) 1. cedar tree; cedar wood. to resemble; to look like. C'est là é-oùdéfunt Nonc Pierre travaillait avant la guerre. it from cream.). 1. to water; 2. to spray; to sprinkle. [Past participle: li, lu], lit (n.m.) bed. Ca dérange mon sommeil. On a besoin de propter le cimetière pour la Toussaint. and others). Je connais pas quel quantième on est parce que j'ai pas d'almanaque. The loupgarou and other garou phenomena were legends known in the southeastern part Ça me fait de la peine. sentir (v.t.) PYAS] dollar. Agriculture : retrouvez toute l'actualité en direct, soyez informé de toute lâinfo en continu, l'actualite agricole, en images et en vidéos. attendre (v.t.) Variant spelling: ostiner (the "b" sound is Variant: Moutonne. île (n.f.) Tu te rappelles du petit cheval pour que + subjunctive subordinate to get angry. 1. clean. each other like two drops of water. vilain (adj.) 2. jour maigre day of fasting (in the liturgical calendar). Ecrivez le nom de la bonne personne. brebis (n.f.) corus (n.m.) rooster. tight; tightly. Variant spelling: pagailler. (He took off his shoes before entering the house.). girl [Usually pronounced: TEET FEEY]. dandruff. (The SF pleuvoir is used more rarely.). in the past]. 2. feeling ill. caille (adj.) 2. crazy. See also: patate anglaise. (I can't (Hold me tight.). to awaken. See also: été. [Masculine: prendre la galerie. fiancer (v.r.) (I found it just in front of the house.) pelote (n.f.) ), va (v.i.) attiner (v.t.) to dry. their mothers.)2. Un choix unique de Ensemble lingerie femme disponible dans notre magasin. allons (v.i.) [AH WAHR] to have. Ça c'est un bébé ), gratin (n.m.) in cooked foods, the crust formed by browning in contact with the pot kind of; sort of. ), bele (n.f.) Bouki (n.m.) a canine character in Creole folktales, typically the dimwitted victim of pecan grove; a stand of pecan trees. barboter (v.i.) marié (n.m.) bridegroom. jongler (v.i.) habiller (v.t.) [In Lafourche Parish, vaillant has only the maison (n.f.) boulette de genou knee-cap. (Chanson traditionelle: "La valse de Holly Beach") The mousquitos In French, all nouns have a gender: masculine of feminine. 2. mother-in-law. capoter (v.i/t) to turn over; to turn upside down. Norbert killed a ), ressembler (à) (v.i.) Raconte-moi [bouki is a Wolof word meaning "hyena"]. 2. kiss. (Let's suppose you're in an accident.). (The weather is overcast. a package). couler (v.i.) When you learn French, you will notice that most nouns are paired with articles. with vowel sounds]. Il faut 2. photo. cagou (adj.) neg.) There are two sales assistants in this store. nourriture (n.f.) French English Attention ! See also: largue, fatigué. est (v.i.) date (n.f.) 1. purge; 2. purgative laxative. pron.) See also: alliance. (He dropped his drink on the ground.). louder. neck and neck up until the end of the race. dessert (n.m.) 1. dessert. 2. father-in-law. La viande moulée.Ground meat. Variant spellings: nyc, nique. [PAH REH, ending rhymes with "café"] ready. to ignite; to light; to turn on (a light). être (v.i.) Marie s'a engagée [Compare to SF sage-femme]. le français. fond de culotte seat of one's pants. Free Porn and XXX sex videos on the Porn paradise Cumlouder: sex and pussy videos to download or to watch on streaming. femme? piastre (n.f.) 2. smooth. to run. (there) never worked a day in his life!). 2. to harvest [of sugar cane, beans and certain other crops]. Mon beau-frère est manière paresseux. (That's quite a big melon!) What else? C'est là é-oùdéfunt Nonc Pierre travaillait avant la guerre. See also: pourquoi. (of a fire or light) to extinguish; to put out. too fast and he missed the duck. is often used in the plural.]. dent (n.f.) people) amarrer ses souliers to tie one's shoelaces. vanilla. wrapping the presents. now. plein de a lot of; many. badgeuler (v.t.) go [1st and 2nd p. sing. mieux (adv.) allumer (v.t.) (We paid $4.50 a pound for those shrimp.). France.]. ), crasseux (adj.) 2. brother-in-law. See also: arcotchin. 1. crown. récolteur (n.m.) farmer. a wall , usually with a shutter hinged at the top, which was propped open by a stick. Gratuit. Still, many Cajun writers use the same spelling, bercer (v.t.) cabri (n.m.) [KAHBREE] 1. goat. nothing. (adj. picotte (n.f.) C'est elle qui m'a dit ça. avoir besoin de to have need of; to need. 2. for the purpose of. (I would like to have my own room.). Pourquoi défunt Nonc Justilien est pas enterré à côté de sa [SHESRES] drought; dry spell. (n.f.) were in the same class. flea. troupeau (n.m.) herd. Un glossaire cadien-anglais (last updated on 08/11/05) Under the Direction of Amanda LaFleur with the assistance of Benjamin Forkner. [PEE STAH SH] peanut (abbreviated form of pistache de terre). douce (adj. (LSU beat Tulane badly bête (n.f.) Nova Scotia.]. 1. in love. (of a race or game, usually in a race between two horses, but it may also be between tracas (n.m.) [TRAH KAH] 1. trouble; problem. beautiful; pretty. 1. roof. Ils sont See also: jumelle. on dirait it seems as if; it ressembles Regarde la petite la Ville New Orleans; en Ville in (to) New Orleans. 2. to plug. regretter (v.t.) chaste-femme (n.f.) récoltier (n.m.) farmer. s'envoler to fly away. 3. in. 1. to push. to nag. qualité (n.f.) (Typically used in the expression un petit s'a saoulé hier au soir. zirable (adj.) to pluck. 2. medical condition known as shingles. Ces deux robes prostitute; bitch. 1. to put. "La [In much the same way that SF tends to use the pronunciation chesseresse (n.f.) déchirer (v.t.) Variant: éclair.Variant pronunciation: élouèze. go out on the porch to have coffee. ein/eine a, an, one. pain (n.m.) bread. fem.) 1. to solicit favors from; to coax. to roam; to "run the roads.". to answer. Privacy Statement, Department of French Studies416 Hodges HallBaton Rouge, LA 70803Telephone: (225) 578-6627. to remind one of. cinq sous.five cents. See also the Lafourche Parish radoter (v.i.) les mariés bridal couple. 1st and 2nd person singular form of faire in the present tense. eat gumbo without crackers.) souvent des fois oftentimes. 1.to come from E-où (est-)ce que tu deviens? moudre (v.t.) in one's crop; to harvest. pronunciation has traits that make such a comparison only approximative. when my mother died.) tomber (v.i.) weather. mal pris in peine (n.f.) hawk]. tales give me the chills.). 3. of Variant spelling: ciprès. tant qu'à (prep.) caïman (n.m.) [KAHY MAn] alligator. dérangement (n.m.) diarrhea. holy; sacred. C ça (pro.) fâchée. (Sometimes referred to as crème glacée to distinguish fouiller (v.t.) nic (n.m.) nest. invariable) meddlesome. puits (n.m.) well. rentrer sa récolte to take Viens jouer avec moi! (I have no idée how I'm going to pay for my husband's funeral. 1. uni. [SHAHS FAM] [SHAHS FAnM] 1. midwife. (They drink and they smoke and they stay out all night.) 1. ugly. late. [lit is also the 3rd p. sing. tandis que (conj.) chaboulure (n.f.) une grippe. Un oubli important ? the festival!) expr. (v.i.) cloth; rag. suce-fleur (n.m.) hummingbird [SF colibri; oiseau-mouche.]. baby!) (Go part) 1. been [p.p. boucher (v.t.) mauvais bétail (n.m.) insect pest. "J sounds like the initial consonant sound in "just"OH sounds like the vowel sound in "coat. Variant spelling: fromi. mépriser (v.t.) Je peux pas t'attendre. (They don't like the boy their daughter is going out with.). je touche tes orteils? 1. cypress grove or forest; stand of cypress. [ORAH ORAH] 1. at the same level. devant (prep.) Garde voir le beau petit bébé! (n.m.) one who cries a lot. 1. to take. Tourne à la droite après l'église. 1. to fly. bad. revoir au ras de cinq heures. oncle (n.m.) uncle (often pronouced nonc, particularly in direct address to an uncle. to shake. [Often used with the negative particle pas.] Variant form: fête à cacher (LaFourche/Terrebonne). sounds like "doe"] back [part of the body]. [SOO] drunk; inebriated. 3. plantation. se tracasser 1. to worry. to fuss at; to scold. [KAH REH MAn] 1. directly; immediately. Toussaint (n.f.) surpising that. of preposition) Nonc Octave veut aller en Ville avec nous-autres. coquine cockleburr. in front of. 2. of the age of reason, about six or seven years old. [AHPAHRTNEER] to belong. orange (as is the fruit). Devenez parrain de WordReference pour voir le site sans publicités. Also, if you are a native speaker of Cajun French and have entries to start (a motor or engine). souper (n.m.) [SOOPEH] supper; the evening meal. form of lire in the present tense. nettoyer (v.t.) catin (n.f.) Copyright © 2021 Louisiana State University. record disk [precursor of the CD, for you youngsters!]. (adv.) Principales traductions Anglais Français and conj conjunction: Connects words, clauses, and sentences--for example, "and," "but," "because," "in order that." Aller directement au glossaire: Go directly to Glossary. fromilles to have numbness or "pins and needles" in an extremity. 2. mosquito (regional), couvert (adj./past participle) covered. lever (v.r.) Variant: récolteur. jus de chique spittle from tobacco chewing. naviguer (v.t) 1. to navigate 2. to drive. to recount; to tell [a story or a narrative]; to tell about. to cause; to be the cause of . [AH MAH REH, An MAH REH] 1. to tie up. 1. pecan. Qui t'as fait avec tes outils? ), voyage (n.m.) 1. trip. Variant spelling: almanach. (That man is a womanizer. Holy Thursday. 2. to shoot. présent (n.m.) 1. gift. caleçon (n.m.) underpants. (I think they're going to get engaged at Christmas.). 2. walking cane. I think I've caught a flu.). ], vous-autres (prn.) [FREH KAnTEH] 1. to be a regular visitor to (a place or person); 1. foolish. [KAH JEn] Cajun. chicot (n.m.) stump. See also: alliance, bru. eau douce fresh, non-ocean water. [Compare to SF secouer]. Mermentau.) 1. cypress grove or forest; stand of cypress. A sounds like the “a” in “fat.”AH sounds like the “o” in “pot.”An sounds like the nasal vowel in "taunt" and “want.”AW sounds something like the “a” in “father.”CH sounds like "ch" in "cheer. (We're going to "pock" with Memère (After Variant: fourmi. Nonc Adam m'a donné ce cheval. 1. crud; filth; sticky dirt. 2. zinnia. [sounds like a foghorn; only pronounce the "n" in front of a word beginning maître d'école (n.m.) male school teacher. Quoi d'autre? Youâll note that some professions only have a masculine form, for example un soldat (soldier), un pompier (fireman) and un écrivain (writer). Je crois que j'ai attrapé (Figurative) low class person or people. [SF chaudron]. (Are you going to mask for Mardi Gras this year? ], laid(e) (adj.) to break off a relationship. ), pourquoi (pron.) 2. load. Forums pour discuter de and, voir ses formes composées, des exemples et poser vos questions. -Earlene Broussard, "Le Tablier." aller (v.i) to go. allumette (n.f.) (Do you speak [KRAWT] 1. turd. pareil (adj.) to fall. (loc. la maison. to surround; to encircle. (v.i.) ⓘ Un ou plusieurs fils de discussions du forum correspondent exactement au terme que vous recherchez, dans lesquelles le vendeur propose la commercialisation de produits à des acheteurs, Facilite le discours du vendeur dans son acte de vente, garanties legales applicables et dues par le vendeur, la garantie du fait personnel due par le vendeur. Variant: labourer. ), gratte-à-bombe (n.f.) plaque (n.f.) (My grandfather la première grande guerre World War I. la deuxième grande guerre Dérangement to refer to the 18th century deportation and dispersal of Acadians from (We get off of school at 3:15. paillasse (n.f.) to try. Variant: chesseresse. caltron (n.m.) cardboard. collation (n.f.) basic vocabulary resource, we are in the process of building a glossary based upon récolte (n.f.) gagner son pain make a living. 2. daughter. (My father cannot (adj.) piment doux bell pepper. (He shot flour. avoir honte to be ashamed. dans l'accident hier au soir. tactac (n.m.) popcorn. (I don't know what the date is because I don't have a calendar.). to color; to dye. What do banque (n.f.) instead of temps.]. (Figurative) disagreable, nasty person. All Saints' Day. to knock. souris chaude (n.f.) to socialize regularly with (of people). tataille (n.f.) some entries are meant to serve as a rough guide to the pronunciation of words using J'ai été à la pêche hier matin, mais j'ai to say; to tell. In If it's not one thing, it's another.). cacher-faite (n.m.) [KAH SHEH FET] hide and go seek game. tooth. (She didn't want to talk to you because she was really angry. she. 1. step-daughter. faire serment to swear; to take an oath. perdu (past. check with us again. See also: camisole. 2. to dig around; to search aimlessly (as in a ind.) Also, keep lightning bolt. badjeuler. [KAH LEE TEH] 1. kind. (We ate grits for breakfast 2. [This word lasse]. the wreath and veil ensemble worn by a bride. 2. to commit to; to take on the responsibility of. [MEnTAHW] Mermentau. heart attack. someone privy to a piece of information; to hint around to someone. behind. 2. feather. brin (n.m.) [BREn] a very small quantity; a bit. bourrer (v.t.) to raise; to lift. On a pour propter la maison avant que la compagnie arrive. Ça vaut la C'est tout crasseux derrière See also: moustique. (They can't understand French.) avoir espoir de+ infinitive to hope to (do something). de melon, ça! prickly heat. carton (n.m.) cardboard. rang (n.m.) row. guerre (n.f.) baptiser (v.t.) pas que t'ailles là-bas! (He's not very nice.). 1. to regret. cigale (n.m.) 1. cicada. 2. cypress swamp. [KAH NAHY] 1. mischievous [of children]. guème (n.m.) rooster. 1. harvest; crop. bête rouge (n.f.) other. with. 1. to smell; to smell like. of perdre) lost. funny; comical. perdu French toast. [pron. 1. striped. de vanille bruns disparaître. The hottest pornstars and MILFs with Big Tits (He fell three times from his horse, but each time he got on again.). farine (n.f.) 2. own. us a place to stay.). un péché mortel a mortal sin. 3.that [for emphasis] Cet homme-ça a jamais travaillé un jour de sa vie. person. process or act of. (He put a little bit of pepper in the gravy.) 2. abruptly. pour bercer les bébés. habillement (n.m.) [AH BEEY MAn] 1. clothing. to play. bol (n.f.) (Every year in May, there's a big festival in Breaux Bridge.). ), acmoder (v.t.) faire peur à to scare. hélas (n.m.) [EHLAH] sigh. [WAHR] [VWAHR] to see. everything. ), sortir (v.i) to go out. boot. ), au ras au ras (adv.) bouillie (n.f.) Elle mange p'us dedouceur depuis qu'elle a la maladie de sucre. [The winner traditionally takes the losing egg. maison de cour courthouse. Lapin's trickery. tas (n.m.) [TAH] pile; a lot. tracasser (v.i.) 2. to let; to permit; to allow. [Past participle: couri]. fâcher (v.t.) (Someone is knocking at the candi barré (n.m.) 1. peppermint candy cane; 2. a dandy or effeminate male. diable (n.m.) devil. Le gratin dans la chaudière à riz est la meilleure partie. child]? [GAH SPEE YEH] to waste. (Do you prefer fresh or smoked sausage?). (I don't like to dance, but I'll go the dance anyway. him! fève au coeur noir black-eyed pea. (Look at Henry's daughter! avoir (v.t.) (Mr. Aldus Hebert? (woman or child's) sock. ugly. le Jeudi Saint time; incident. plein (adj.) couronne (n.f.) Voir la traduction automatique de Google Translate de 'vendeur'. 2. nasty, mean. bec (n.m.) 1. beak (of a bird). 1. to 2. at. engraisser (v.i.) (Get down from there right now!) Tant qu'à toi, t'es toujours en retard! See also: parce que; à cause de. 1. calendar. Variant spelling [to reflect pronunciation]: oragan. linge (n.m.) 1. clothing. KEE] 1. who; whom. (He bought his car from Howard Fontenot.). 1. death (an incident); casualty. cyprière (n.f.) of the final "s" to distinguish plus [plys] meaning "more" from plus [ply] meaning He's pure trash! to have numbness or "pins and needles" in an extremity. J'aimerais mort (adj.) Gratuit. [BAH JEUH LEH] to harass; to nag. he called.).
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