#Creole culture

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[languagexs]

African Creole to English: Bridging Cultures with LanguageXS Translation

Bridging Worlds: The Fascinating Journey of African Creole to English The rich tapestry of human language never ceases to amaze, and nowhere is this more evident than in the story of African Creole and its interaction with English. This blog post delves into the captivating world of the African Creole people, their language, and the intricate dance between Creole and English that has shaped…

[delusionalbubble]

Reunion or Mayotte? Which One is Better to Visit?

Reunion or Mayotte for visiting? Both French territories are both beautiful destinations located in the Indian Ocean, each with its own unique culture and landscape. Reunion is an island department of France known for its diverse landscapes, including volcanoes, waterfalls, and beaches. Mayotte is an island region of France known for its beautiful beaches and coral reefs, as well as its unique…

[toyastales]

Cajun Chicken and Sausage Gumbo

[boingeaux]

Fish fry @ Miku's house

I was a lazy w/ this but I wanted to contribute to the regional Miku trend bc I rarely see ANYTHING representing cajuns, and it's rare I have the motivation to pick up a pen in the first place nowadays

[sbrown82]

Black culture in Bluefields, Nicaragua! ✊🏿🇳🇮

#HappyHispanicHeritageMonth

[ciderjacks]

cajundns and afro-cajuns need more rep pleaaasseeeee we exist we’re here why is the only cajun rep either derogatory jokes or the whitest palest cajuns ever or literally just some guy who happens to live in Lousiana

[folkfashion]

Moutya dancers, Seychelles, by Michel Denousse

[shvalmaison-la]

Nô langaj ❤️💙💚💛

Tiktok//JourdanThibodeux

[alliluyevas]

okay this is probably a dumb question but re: catholicism in the antebellum/civil war south. i have ancestry in louisiana from the late 18th century up through the civil war that was french-speaking and mostly of french descent (though one person who came to louisiana from switzerland). these people weren't cajun, because they were never in canada. is it correct to call them creole/louisiana creole? I've always heard that used primarily to refer to mixed-race people, and all my ancestors were white as far as I know, but wikipedia says that creole is a term that crosses racial boundaries. also does it make a difference if the one guy was technically Swiss? I guess the Swiss guy wouldn't be Creole anything because he was not born in the "New World" but his wife and kids would have been, right?

[skrrtdotcom]

Btw. If you're not cajun, creole, or franco-louisianan, you don't get to tell us who we are. Period. This is like discourse 101 for all other minorities but we get the short end of the stick because some of us are white.

[chroniclesofnadia111]

Where is St Lucia/Lucian and what's it like there?

🇱🇨Saint Lucia changed hands of ownership between England & France 14 times!! Lol yes a whopping 14 times (7 times France, 7 times England) until England eventually won. But there is still many remnants of French influence that can be found like in our Kwèyól (Creole) language for example. We gained independence on February 22, 1979. We’re a volcanic island and you can even explore the Sulphur Springs where the (mostly inactive I hope🤣) volcano is. The drive in Sulphur Springs is one of our main tourist attractions along with our beautiful mountain peaks The Pitons. And if you like hiking you can tackle the Petit Piton and the more difficult Gros Piton. Like most islands we have our cultural events and our yearly carnival which is super lit 💃🏾✨🪅🎊🌴🇱🇨 Lots of great food especially fresh seafood and there are weekly fish frys you can attend in different parts of the island. There’s more I could mention but that’s a little quick summary for you 👍🏾❤️ 🏝️

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[ahli-stuff]

*Sweating throwing up nauseous dizzy*

What if vox is Asian American

[thechanelmuse]

New Orleans Jazz Funerals

First the service. Then comes the second line. Louisiana Creoles celebrate the life of loved ones beyond death. 

[cantva190]

Representation of Haitian Voodoo in comics. Integrating its rich mythology and its deities. Art by: vodou.renaissance

[ciderjacks]

Please please please can we just get casually ndn and Cajun/Creole characters the way we get characters of other races and ethnicities. There’s so much American media yet indigenous American ethnic groups get literally no rep whatsoever