No. 8,405 in French
acadiens
Acadiens: French settlers of Acadia, a region in eastern Canada, now primarily in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island.
In a sentence
Les Acadiens sont fiers de leur patrimoine culturel.
The Acadians are proud of their cultural heritage.
Here 'Acadiens' refers to the people, specifically the descendants of the French settlers in Acadia, a region in Canada.
Les communautés acadiennes célèbrent la fête nationale chaque année.
Acadian communities celebrate the national holiday every year.
The term 'acadiennes' here acts as an adjective to describe the communities related to Acadia.
La musique acadienne est influencée par de nombreuses traditions.
Acadian music is influenced by many traditions.
The word 'acadienne' is used as an adjective to describe the music genre associated with Acadian culture.
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