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Louisiana Creole:tremblan latè (latèr, latær)

“Plin défwa, iná dê tremblan latè a California.”

— Often there are earthquakes in California.

Louisiana Creole:lèsh
Synonyms:worm

“Pou kouri a lapèsh, to bezwin un pol dékann, un linn, un ammson, épi un lèsh.”

— For fishing, you need a fishing pole, a line, a hook, and an earthworm.

earwax

noun
Louisiana Creole:sir
Synonyms:wax

easily

adjective
Louisiana Creole:fasil

“O, to pé fé ça fasil.”

— Oh, you can do that easily.

Easter

noun
Louisiana Creole:pâk, Pak

“A Pâk, nou tènn dézèf.”

— For Easter, we dye eggs.

“L'alé vini pou Pâk.”

— She's coming for Easting.

easy

Adjective
Louisiana Creole:izé

easy

Adjective
Louisiana Creole:fasil

eat

regular verb
Louisiana Creole:manjé; manjayé
Synonyms:grub; nibble; munch

“Manj pa tou ça.”

— Don't eat all that.

“Yé manj kribis shak vendredi.”

— They eat crawfish every Friday.

eater

noun
Louisiana Creole:manjè

“Un gro manjè”

— A big eater

echo

noun
Louisiana Creole:léko
Synonyms:sound
Antonyms:silence

“Mo tandé un léko.”

— I heard an echo.

edgard

noun
Louisiana Creole:èdgá

“Nou rès a Èdgá (Parwas Sin-Jen-Batís).”

— We stay in Edgar (St. John the Baptist Parish).

edge

noun
Louisiana Creole:bòr