Polyglot…Kinda

*Kalité vidyo la pa myé mé n’a ranjé ça banbay. Mærsi pou vô pasyensThis episode of Polyglot… Kinda is spoken in Kouri Vini (Louisiana Creole).Kouri Vini is the Creole language historically spoken by Louisiana Creole communities. It developed in colonial Louisiana and carries generations of Louisiana history, culture, family, and community within it. Today, speakers, learners, educators, and community members are working to keep the language alive and spoken.Kouri Vini is also the first language I

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Ga mô déziyèm zépisod Kréyòl la.Dan zépisod çila mo parl pou nouvo zyé Kréyòl donn mò é konm mo konné li ka fé minm pou vou.Pou nou, moun Kréyòl, fo parlé nô lang la. Alòr mo t’olé donné ti zariko ça pou vou kapab manjé. Mo swèt ça èt.Si vou olé aprenn plis swivé lyin mô dan déskripsyon la. Vou ka jwènn kominoté Skool ak lòt moun k’ap aprenn. N’ap parlé touléjou pi no gin moun k’ap parlé bon, yé.N’a wa mé lash pa. Lapé🩻 🌌#kourivini #podcast #kreyol #kreyolpalekreyolkonprann #louisiana

Episode 3 — 100 MPHIn this episode of Polyglot… Kinda, I reflect on one of the biggest mistakes I made while learning my first language to fluency: moving 100 miles per hour.When I began seriously learning Kouri Vini (Louisiana Creole), I went all in. I wanted to speak every day, ask every question, understand every conversation, and make as much progress as possible. That passion helped me build a strong foundation in the language—but without discipline and balance, it eventually led to

This episode of Polyglot… Kinda is spoken in Kouri Vini (Louisiana Creole).Kouri Vini is the Creole language historically spoken by Louisiana Creole communities. It developed in colonial Louisiana and carries generations of Louisiana history, culture, family, and community within it. Today, speakers, learners, educators, and community members are working to keep the language alive and spoken.Kouri Vini is also the first language I learned to fluency outside of English and remains at the heart of my

In the first episode of Polyglot… Kinda, Jeaux goes back to where his language-learning journey really began. He reflects on growing up in Houston, experiencing a shift in how he understood his Black identity, and how the search for belonging eventually influenced his relationship with Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Louisiana Creole (Kouri Vini).It’s a story about language, culture, identity, fatherhood, heritage, and ultimately finding a deeper connection to his own people through Kouri