Laissez les bons temps rouler! – Let the good times roll!
Who dat? Who dat? Who dat say they gonna beat dem Saints?
Pass a good time – Have a good time
I’m fixin’ to – I am about to
Ya mom’n’em – Referring to someone’s family members
Making groceries – Going grocery shopping
Throw me something, mister! – A popular phrase during Mardi Gras, asking for throws from parade float riders
King Cake season is the best season
Where y’at? – How are you doing?
Beaucoup – A lot
C’est bon – It’s good
Dat’s how we do – That’s how we do it
Cher – Term of endearment, like dear or darling
Dat gumbo is slap ya mama good!
Fais do-do – Go to sleep
Let the good times roll and laissez les bon temps rouler!
Po’boy or nothing at all
Y’all come back now, ya hear?
When in doubt, jambalaya it out
Geaux Tigers! – Referring to LSU sports teams
Second lines and brass bands make the world go round
Gumbo, jambalaya, and crawfish – the holy trinity of NOLA cuisine
Throw me somethin’, Mister! It’s Mardi Gras time!
Who dat say they gonna beat dem Saints? Nobody!
King cakes and beignets are the key to my heart
Ain’t no party like a New Orleans party
No bad days in the Big Easy
New Orleans Sayings part 2
Jazz up your life in the birthplace of jazz
New Orleans: Where the good times never stop
Come for the food, stay for the culture
New Orleans, where history and charm collide
In NOLA, we let the good times simmer
You can take the girl out of New Orleans, but you can’t take New Orleans out of the girl
Beignets and chicory coffee: the breakfast of champions
When life gives you lemons, make a Sazerac
Lagniappe: our way of saying you’re special
NOLA: Where every day feels like a celebration
Living the good life, New Orleans style
New Orleans: A city that speaks to the soul
Spicy, saucy, and soulful: that’s New Orleans cuisine
Mardi Gras: the greatest show on Earth
New Orleans: A city painted in vibrant colors
In New Orleans, every day is a party
Dressed to the nines and ready to jazz
New Orleans: A place where magic happens
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