The Dance of the Caterpillars (French Edition)

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A note about pronunciation: The upper-case letters in brackets at the beginning of some entries are meant to serve as a rough guide to the pronunciation of words using an English-based spelling system. We are using an English-based system since most of our students are native English speakers, but you should keep in mind that French pronunciation has traits that make such a comparison only approximative. Also, keep in mind that regional variants in pronunciation abound in CF Cajun French. The pronunciation given here will be typical but not necessarily the "only way" the term is pronounced in Louisiana.

A Cajun French-English Glossary

Marie et Jacques s'adonnent bien avec leurs voisins. Marie and Jacques get along well with their neighbors. It so happened that Philippe and I were in the same class. They don't like the boy their daughter is going out with. These two forms more accurately represent the pronunciation of the pronoun in context, but many Louisiana French writers prefer to use the SF elle in general to represent the subject pronoun. She didn't want to talk to you because she was really angry.

Form of aller to go. Let's go to the festival! Allons dire que t'es dans un accident. Let's suppose you're in an accident. He doesn't listen to anyone because he's in love. Cet homme est beaucoup amoureux. That man is a womanizer. The store belonged to Gilbert Trahan. After the dance, we went to eat at Cecile's house. We were sleeping when he called. Get down from there right now! Je peux pas t'attendre. I can't hear you. I went fishing yesterday morning, but I didn't catch anything but a cold.

Attrape la gazette sus le comptoir. Grab the newspaper on the counter. I want to see who won the race. The two guys were running neck and neck up until the end of the race. We're going to move next to my father-in-law's place. On va se revoir au ras de cinq heures. We'll see each other again around 5 o'clock. Variant to reflect pronunciation: Avant le souper, on a besoin de se laver. Before supper, we have to wash up. He bought his car from Howard Fontenot. Do you want to go to the dance with me tonight?

My boyfriend and I have been together for two years.

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Look at the beautiful baby! That's quite a big melon! Donne-moi un petit bec doux, cher! Give me a sweet little kiss, dear! Do you prefer fresh or smoked sausage? When you see buds on the pecan trees, it's a sign that there will be no more freezes. Il a mis un petit brin de piment dans la sauce. He put a little bit of pepper in the gravy. They drink and they smoke and they stay out all night. That man there never worked a day in his life! The CF usage cited here is also common in the Antilles.

Si c'est pas les maringouins, c'est les chaboulures. If it's not one thing, it's another. In plantation-style homes, the shutters opened sideways. In Lafourche, cigale is a mosquito hawk]. My brother worked for twelve years in the oil fields. See also the Lafourche Parish variant: Tu parles d'un drole de coco! You talk about a strange bird! Someone is knocking at the door. Variant spelling to reflect pronunciation: She feels guilty because she didn't want to give money to her brother.

By extension, the wreath and veil ensemble worn by a bride. In LaFourche area, toit usually refers to the roof of a lean-to or other primitive shelter. My father cannot eat gumbo without crackers. Figurative low class person or people. Tu vas pas te marier avec lui! C'est de la crasse pure! You're not going to marry him!

It's filthy behind the refrigerator. How do you like that?

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What do you think of that? Quoi c'est la date aujourd'hui? What's the date today? Somewhat similar to the English term of respect for the dead "the late That's where poor old Uncle Pierre worked before the war. Where are you from? On dirait une femme de vingt-cinq ans! Look at Henry's daughter!

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She looks like a 25 year old woman! Jacques learns well at school, but his brother is rather slow. Elle mange p'us dedouceur depuis qu'elle a la maladie de sucre. She doesn't eat sweets anymore since she has diabetes. You mustn't go there! Nothing but trashy people hang out in that place. Turn to the right after the church. I found it just in front of the house. Variant spelling to reflect pronunciation variants: The Cajun drole is rather pejorative.

No wonder; it's not surpising that. He dropped his drink on the ground. Il est parti avec elle. He left with her. It's she who told me that. Marie took on the responsibility of finding us a place to stay. La petite fille s'ennuie de ses parents. The little girl misses her parents. I've almost finished wrapping the presents. Les oiseaux s'envolent dans le sud en hiver.

Birds fly south in the winter. The children wait for the bus in front of the store. On est parent avec Monsieur Babineaux. We are related to Mr. I went to the dance last night. I don't like to be late. Pierre worked with them for 20 years. They can't understand French. Both the 3rd person singular and 3rd person plural forms are heard.

I smelled the egg to see if it was rotten. The weather is hot.

The weather is nice. Dans le vieux temps le monde avait l'habitude de faire maigre tous les vendredis. I think they're going to get engaged at Christmas. He fell three times from his horse, but each time he got on again. I was already out of babyhood, of the age of reason, when my mother died. How old was he [in speaking of a young child]? Les contes de loup-garou me donnent des frissons.

Werewolf tales give me the chills. My son lives not far from here. Ils se ressemblent comme deux gouttes d'eau. They resemble each other like two drops of water. The crust in the rice pot is the best part. They painted his wagon dark green. We ate grits for breakfast this morning. A cash-strapped theater producer promotes a nine-year-old boy's dancing caterpillar.

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