Proper noun
Louisiana Creole
A French-based creole with elements of Spanish, Native American and West African languages spoken by the Louisiana Creole people.
Synonyms: Kouri-Vini, Louisiana Creole French
In the creolization process, the slaves developed a Louisiana Creole dialect incorporating both French and African forms, which colonists adopted to communicate with them, and which persisted beyond slavery. Source: Internet
French and Louisiana Creole are still used in modern-day Louisiana, often in family gatherings. Source: Internet
Louisiana Creole cuisine Dishes typical of Louisiana Creole cuisine Southern Louisiana is geographically and politically part of the South, but its cuisine is probably best understood as having only mild Southern influences. Source: Internet
Slaves and some free people of color also spoke Louisiana Creole French. Source: Internet