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Re: OT: Cajun word "parti" in "Blues Du Saoulard"

Aha!

OK, Ganey, thank you for the information!

--BN

Re: OT: Cajun word "parti" in "Blues Du Saoulard"

The key is the "m" directly before the "souler", which changes it from "leaving drunk" to "leaving to get my self drunk". Literaly, "inebriate myself".

Re: OT: Cajun word "parti" in "Blues Du Saoulard"

Thanks

Y'know, I like the way these Cajuns think!

--BN

Re: OT: Cajun word "parti" in "Blues Du Saoulard"

BN
Thanks

Y'know, I like the way these Cajuns think!

--BN


Mebbeh y' misspelled that? ... these Cs drink?? - Nout

Re: OT: Cajun word "parti" in "Blues Du Saoulard"

Hi

"Parti me souler" means, I've gone to get drunk.
Any problem with a translation in thuis song, don't hesitate to send a mail:
weber/at/univ-nancy2.fr

Greeting from France
Michel



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