What is Cajun slang for friend?
ami (n.m.) friend.
Cajun French: means "Well then"; used to delight, shock, exasperation, etc. Pronunciation "may" or "meh" "Sha"
Couyon (coo-yawn)
A Cajun French term used to describe a foolish person.
It means “hard-headed”.
: a country-dance or dancing party held usually on a Saturday night in southern Louisiana.
Boo. A term of endearment a parent or grandparent would call a small child, presumably Cajun in origin. Sometimes refers to your sweetheart, too.
In Canadian French (and it appears to be the same in Cajun & Louisiana French), "mais là" can mean "but then", "but now", or "but after". As a pure interjection, "Mais là!" means along the lines of "Well then!", "Well there!".
Translation of "hé là-bas" in English
Hey, hey there!
Have you ever heard someone called Cher (share or sha)? It is a term of endearment or even a greeting to another person. It is comparable to “love” or “dear,” and it is traditionally used by Cajuns amongst friends and family.
“Cher” Have you ever heard someone called Cher (share or sha)? It is a term of endearment or even a greeting to another person. It is comparable to “love” or “dear,” and it is traditionally used by Cajuns amongst friends and family.
What does Shae mean in Cajun?
Sha: Louisiana Cajun and Creole slang, derived from the French cher. Term of affection meaning darling, dear, or sweetheart. It could also be a reference to something that is cute.
And as in most one pot meals, it always seems to be just a bit better the next day. Gumbo YaYa gets its name from Chef Paul Prudhomme who claimed that the gumbo was so good it made you say “Ya Ya!" Try this recipe, and you'll be saying it too!
Is Couyon an insult? A Cajun French term used to describe a foolish person.