Anyone Here From Louisiana?

CeeBee · Jul 31, 2005

Cool. Actually, I am mostly German and Italian, then English some, just a little French lol I just love the language and am trying to learn it.

Hablo un poco de español.
I just COULD NOT roll my tongue i sounded so fake plus my friend is learning French, so I decided on it. I only know a tiny bit right now though. But man I am having trouble with the French r and the nasals, but i can at least DO them, just not good u know?

Lenora56 · Jul 31, 2005

CeeBee said:
Cool. Actually, I am mostly German and Italian, then English some, just a little French lol I just love the language and am trying to learn it.

Hablo un poco de español.
I just COULD NOT roll my tongue i sounded so fake plus my friend is learning French, so I decided on it. I only know a tiny bit right now though. But man I am having trouble with the French r and the nasals, but i can at least DO them, just not good u know?

You will probably find that, as you listen to native speakers, the sounds will start to come before you know it. I have experienced that while listening to and practicing Spanish. I found myself mimicking the speakers.

Oh, another thing that I found is that I could listen and recite even while doing artwork, even though I wasn't concentrating on the words. My mouth didn't care whether I paid close attention or not, and speech improved. Some people would not want to do that, though, because (so they say) art is right-brained and language is left-brained, so it's hard to do both. But--at that time,my mind is not really on the language so much. I'm just exercising my mouth!

Ok, I'll shut up. I'm talking too much.

CeeBee · Aug 3, 2005

Lenora: yes, i no, i try to listen to lots, but it's hard to find stuff.

Interesting, maybe i oughta try something like that. I concentrate too much on perfect pronunciation.

Benedicta00 · Aug 4, 2005

Hey CeeBee... The Catholic population is more in southeast and southwest LA. It's like a different world down south from central and northern LA.

BTW everybody I'm from the metro NO area, I'm in the suburbs.

Lenora56 · Aug 4, 2005

Shelb5 said:
Hey CeeBee... The Catholic population is more in southeast and southwest LA. It's like a different world down south from central and northern LA.

BTW everybody I'm from the metro NO area, I'm in the suburbs.

I keep saying I'm going to visit New Orleans but I haven't gotten down there. Yes, South Louisiana is much different from where I live. It's pretty good from my end, because I can drive for half a day or less, and it will seem as though I am far away...for far less gas money!!! We Louisianians were diverse before it became fashionable.

ciaman59 · Aug 12, 2005

I wanted to comment from the guy who had the lady tell him that Assemby of God was not pentecostal to shed some light on why she probably did that. The general Pentecostal Church (First Penecostal, United PEntecostal) etc doctrine preaches that a person must speak in tongues as a requirement for salvation. The Assemblies of God doctrine is different in that they beleive that the evidence of the "baptism of the holy spirit" is by speaking in tongues but we (AG) do not beleive that speaking in tongues is essential for salvation. Other than this distinction the doctrines of the two churches are almost identical.

Pentecostal Boy · Aug 18, 2005

I OVE MY STATE (it needs some mountains but hey mothins perfect).

kbaby87 · Aug 27, 2005

LOL By looking at my post, you can tell I am definately a newbie.... I posted several posts about louisiana before finding this one. I even started a thread in the south west part...but Louisiana is kinda in the middle so it isn't that bad... anyway you can tell that by now I am most definately from louisiana. I am currently attending college at Louisiana College and living in those dorms....but I live in northeastern la near monroe area.... I am wanting to meet good christian friends from my area...someone gimmie a pm or something lol

CeeBee · Aug 27, 2005

Yeah Shelb I know, I am kinda in SE LA I guess.

Man Katrina is coming... Most of y'all are lucky, sitting in northern LA. Pray for me though.

SUNSTONE · Aug 28, 2005

My eyes about popped out of my head when I clicked on my PC and saw "160 mph hurricane headed right for Louisiana!"
One qoute in the article said "This is the one storm Louisiana has feared for years."

30 years ago a Hurricane hit that spot. 60,000 homeless, some places had 20 feet of flooding, 74 people died.
This is no jock, whole sections will be flattened with massize tornados and gusts of winds that could take a car and throw it through a building.

saved11990 · Aug 28, 2005

SUNSTONE said:
My eyes about popped out of my head when I clicked on my PC and saw "160 mph hurricane headed right for Louisiana!"
One qoute in the article said "This is the one storm Louisiana has feared for years."

30 years ago a Hurricane hit that spot. 60,000 homeless, some places had 20 feet of flooding, 74 people died.
This is no jock, whole sections will be flattened with massize tornados and gusts of winds that could take a car and throw it through a building.

Here is a link with a web cam that moltomezzo sent. http://www.nola.com/bourbocam/

Please pray that EVERYONE gets out of harms way. Keep the prayers going

crossrunner · Aug 28, 2005

My prayers are with all the people in the path of Katrina. I hope you all evacuate to some place safe.

Lenora56 · Aug 28, 2005

crossrunner said:
My prayers are with all the people in the path of Katrina. I hope you all evacuate to some place safe.

Same here. It's not looking too pretty for New Orleans, or for some more places. I'm praying for mercy for all involved.

Touring3D · Aug 30, 2005

Very devastating hurricane. We have people from N.O. and Slidell staying with us and other people from our church.

Flynmonkie · Aug 31, 2005

My family is scattered about LA. I am the first generation Yankee as they put it! I am the first to be born outside of LA, or Texas. They are from Monroe, Shreveport, Chatham, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans. One cousin is in a suburb on the southeast side of Baton Rouge hoping his home is ok with the flooding. Another has a law firm in New Orleans - of course devistated.

Thank God they all evacuated to Monroe. So they are doing fine.

Just wanted to let you all know you are in our prayers over here! And remember things can be replaced people cannot!

MesaBoogieGrl · Aug 31, 2005

Hey LA ppl! I'm so glad I looked here. I live in Kentucky now, but I am a Louisianian all the way. Born and raised in Minden (halfway between Bossier and Ruston). Lived next to Barksdale for a year of my life. Went to college at LaTech (was a regular at the Wesley Foundation). Married a guy from Lafayette, so now I have inlaws in Hammond, Albany, Tickfaw, and Alexandria as well.

KY is fun but the food has nothing on my Mother in law's seafood gumbo! (drool, oops).

kbaby87 · Sep 1, 2005

How is everyone?

foo-oswald · Sep 1, 2005

kbaby87 said:
How is everyone?

We survived okay here in Baton Rouge. Finally getting electricity at home and traffic lights around the city working again...

cajunlady · Sep 3, 2005

My name is Sandy and I live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I started a thread the same as this one without seeing this one. SORRY, I missed it....anyway, GOD BLESS YOU ALL....

kbaby87 · Sep 9, 2005

Just wanted to come in and say hi again... lol

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