Cajun in French
Cajun in French is cadien, cadjin, Cadien — Cajun means a member of the French-speaking community in Louisiana descended from Acadian settlers.
Cajun in French
cadien
Relating to the Cajun people or their culture.
cadjin
Relating to the Cajun people or their culture.
Cadien
Cadienne
Cadjin
Cadjinne
What does "Cajun" mean?
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noun A member of the French-speaking community in Louisiana descended from Acadian settlers.
"Her grandmother, a Cajun from Lafayette, still spoke French at home."
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adj Relating to Cajun people, culture, or cooking, especially food made with bold, spicy seasoning.
"We ordered Cajun shrimp with a spicy blackened crust."
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Cajun in a sentence
- Her grandmother, a Cajun from Lafayette, still spoke French at home.
- We ordered Cajun shrimp with a spicy blackened crust.
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What is "Cajun" in French?
"Cajun" in French is cadien, cadjin, Cadien. Cajun means: A member of the French-speaking community in Louisiana descended from Acadian settlers.
How do you use "Cajun" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandmother, a Cajun from Lafayette, still spoke French at home." In French, "Cajun" is cadien, cadjin, Cadien.
Are there other ways to say "Cajun" in French?
Yes — French has 6 translations listed for "Cajun": cadien, cadjin, Cadien, Cadienne, Cadjin, Cadjinne.
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