To end my search on Louisianan Creole I can to the conclusion that no matter where you are there is always more then one Language of that place. Its just like the Language Spanglish. That Language is a mix between English and Spanish. So another example is Africa. You can be in South Africa but be learning two other Languages that are Africa Language.

Recommendations

My recommendation to you is to let your servery to a large group then your whole class.

Conclusions

That no matter where you come from there is a main language and then there is other branches of the languages.

This is my second survey I gave to my class. This time people rather learn french then louisiana creole. I think thats because the never hear of it be for. So they just want to learn something thet hear of be for.

My survey

OK this is my first survey. The results was what I expected. i though that 55% of my class mates said that they would not know the different between the two. Then on the other hand 45% of my class said they would know the differents.

Video of Louisiana Creole...

Secondary Research..

My secondary research is this article about the Language.

It said that Louisiana creole is one of the many ways to speak French. It was developed on the sugarcane farm what is now south western Louisiana. But identifying French vernaculars creole language is complicated. But as other Creole language communities Louisiana creole there is a ongoing speech varieties. But it Louisiana Creole and Louisiana french evolved concurrently. Others diverged further from french because the people who developed them there influenced by the African language before enslavement.