Padkwa, boug! I don’t usually like to share this sort of stuff without permission, but recordings in Louisiana Creole are harder to come by, and I’m working on adding subtitles in Kouri-Vini and English.
@@Louisianish Mo komprenn ! Mé mo apresye li ! I find that I learn best from recordings, and like you said, they are definitely harder to come by! When I started my journey in language learning I began with Hawaiian first which is also an endangered language(they were also forced to speak english) They have like a one stop shop site for all of their recordings of native speakers, literature/childrens books, and even a radio show where they speak only in Hawaiian from the 70s ill send it to you- its really cool to see how they have gathered every resource possible for the public to learn.
Li tendé komen in Cuban apé séyé parl françé 😂
Tout bôté!!!
BOUG ! Mési boukou pou çila !
Padkwa, boug! I don’t usually like to share this sort of stuff without permission, but recordings in Louisiana Creole are harder to come by, and I’m working on adding subtitles in Kouri-Vini and English.
@@Louisianish Mo komprenn ! Mé mo apresye li ! I find that I learn best from recordings, and like you said, they are definitely harder to come by!
When I started my journey in language learning I began with Hawaiian first which is also an endangered language(they were also forced to speak english)
They have like a one stop shop site for all of their recordings of native speakers, literature/childrens books, and even a radio show where they speak only in Hawaiian from the 70s ill send it to you- its really cool to see how they have gathered every resource possible for the public to learn.