It means July-ist, coming from juillet, the month of July, but it really means someone who takes their summer holiday in July. Those who take their holiday in August are referred to as aoûtiens (from ...

NEW ORLEANS – In the absence of information and outside assistance, groups of rich and poor banded together in the French Quarter, forming “tribes” and dividing up the labor. As some went ...

“Several hundred years ago, French people arrived here, and Louisiana was sold to Americans in 1803. So it was a long time ago, and we still share the culture and the language.

The tribe has a unique dialect of French. “What we often say like the three pillars of Louisiana French speaking are the Cajuns, the Creoles, and the Indigenous tribes that speak French.

NEW ORLEANS -- In the absence of information and outside assistance, groups of rich and poor banded together in the French Quarter, forming "tribes" and dividing up the labor. As some went down to ...