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The aim is to investigate the cultural and linguistic characteristics of the Acadian community in Louisiana.

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Les Acadiens Louisianais et leur Parler. Pp. 272. Edited by J. K. Ditchy. Paris, E. Droz; Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press; London, Oxford University Press, 1932 (Institut français de Washington).

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The aim is to investigate the cultural and linguistic characteristics of the Acadian community in Louisiana.
Literary review of historical texts and publications
Analysis of linguistic features in the Acadian dialect
Comparison with Acadian communities in other regions
Identified distinct linguistic traits in the Acadian dialect of Louisiana
Highlighted cultural practices unique to the Acadian community
Demonstrated the influence of French and English on the dialect

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This volume explores the culture and language of Acadians in Louisiana, highlighting their unique dialect and its significance.

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Les Acadiens Louisianais et leur Parler. Pp. 272. Edited by J. K. Ditchy. Paris, E. Droz; Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press; London, Oxford University Press, 1932 (Institut français de Washington). - Volume 10 Issue 2-Part1

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Louis H. Gray (1934) studied this question.

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This volume explores the culture and language of Acadians in Louisiana, highlighting their unique dialect and its significance.

Les Acadiens Louisianais et leur Parler. Pp. 272. Edited by J. K. Ditchy. Paris, E. Droz; Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press; London, Oxford University Press, 1932 (Institut français de Washington).

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Les Acadiens Louisianais et leur Parler. Pp. 272. Edited by J. K. Ditchy. Paris, E. Droz; Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press; London, Oxford University Press, 1932 (Institut français de Washington).

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