bridge
nounLouisiana Creole:pon
“Alon kouri o Pon-Breaux.”
— Let's go to Breaux Bridge.
“Y'apé bati un gro pon drèt lála.”
— They're building a huge bridge right over there.
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English words starting with “B”
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bridle
nounLouisiana Creole:brid, bridon, brez
Louisiana Creole:labrid
briefly
adverbLouisiana Creole:brèf
Synonyms:shortly; curtly
“Li répondé brèf.”
— He answered shortly.
bright
adjectiveLouisiana Creole:klèr, klæ
“Li gin lapo klæ.”
— He has light skin.
brim of a hat
Adverbial PhraseLouisiana Creole:babor
brine
nounLouisiana Creole:somi
bring
regular verbLouisiana Creole:emménné (alt: ménné, ménné bæk); apotté
“Emmènn-mò kèkshòj bon.”
— Bring me something good.
“(fig) M'ap travayé si mô tay fin, lá.”
— I'm bringing sexy back.
brioche
nounLouisiana Creole:kék a lagrès
Synonyms:Donut
british
nounLouisiana Creole:anglé, nanglé
british people
nounLouisiana Creole:lêz Anglé; anglé-yé; nanglé-yé
broccoli
nounLouisiana Creole:brokoli
broke
adjectiveLouisiana Creole:brok
Synonyms:no money; without cash; depleted
“Mo si brok ke si kékunn té arété mò, yé sé pèd yê tem.”
— I'm so broke that if someone robbed me, they'd be practicing.
broken
adjectiveLouisiana Creole:kasé; déranjé; finí
“O, mé tivi-la, li finí.”
— Oh, but this television is broken.
“Un mirwa kasé çé pa bon siinn.”
— A broken mirror is not a good sign.
bronchitis
nounLouisiana Creole:bronshit
“Lwil de zwa, çé bon pou bronshit.”
— Goose oil is good for bronchitis.