I just came back from France. What I say is not ridiculous.
It's a different dialect. It's like saying that someone from England sounds the same as someone from America, they simply don't. Especially someone from the Yorkshire region of England, alot of those guys we would barely be able to understand.
The Cajun people were separated from France for hundreds of years. Over that time the dialect changed, words had to be invented, and pronunciations changed due to English and Spanish influences...among other things.
Yes you are right that Geaux isn't a French word. It's just a play on the fact that many last names here end in -eaux and pronounced "o" so instead of go Cajuns it's Geaux Cajuns. igeaux.mobi
You md me log on ______. French spelling rules are bunk. Little known fact "x" was sometimes added for plural. Any language that has traveled around the world will always have spelling exceptions.
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