| un, um || || || |} Language samples Numbers {| class="wikitable" !Number !French !Louisiana Creole |- | 1 || un || un, in |- | 2 || deux || dé |- | 3 || trois || trò, trwa |- | 4 || quatre || kat |- | 5 || cinq || sink |- | 6 || six || sis |- | 7 || sept || sèt |- | 8 || huit || wit |- | 9 || neuf || nèf |- | 10 || dix || dis |} Greetings Common phrases The Lord's Prayer Catholic prayers are recited in French by speakers of Kouri-Vini. Today, efforts are being led by various language activists and learners to translate the prayers in Kouri-Vini. Nouzòt Popá, ki dan syèl-la Tokin nom, li sinkifyè, N'ap spéré pou to rwayonm arivé, é n'a fé ça t'olé dan syèl; parèy si latær Donné-nou jordi dipin tou-lé-jou, é pardon nouzòt péshé paréy nou pardon lê moun ki fé nouzòt sikombé tentasyon-la, Mé délivré nou depi mal. See also Louisiana Creole people Louisiana French Haitian Creole Franglais Frespañol References Further reading External links Learn Louisiana Creole Louisiana Creole Dictionary - Online Learn Pointe-Coupée Parish Creole Brian J. Costello – La Language Créole de la Paroisse Pointe Coupée Centenary University Bibliothèque Tintamarre Texts in Louisiana Creole Christophe Landry, Ph.D. Le bijou sur le Bayou Teche "Allons Manger" Cajun French with Creole dialect English - Louisiana creole Glosbe dictionary louisiana creole - English Glosbe dictionary Louisiana Creole culture Endangered pidgins and creoles French-based pidgins and creoles French-American culture in Louisiana French language in the United States African-American culture African-American English Languages of the African diaspora Languages of Louisiana