He was a fellow Cajun

[xiongranw2]

Edwards called in the hottest political consultant in America, James Carville. He was a fellow Cajun, and he swore like a Cajun.
Does the 'He was a fellow Cajun ' means 'he was a Cajun himself' ? many thanks.

 

[Copyright]

He was a Cajun just like me. We're both Cajuns.

 

[xiongranw2]

You are a Cajun? <--->

 

[fsm*]

The sentence means that Edwards is a Cajun, and that he worked with James Carville, who is also a Cajun. I don't think Copyright was trying to say that he (Copyright) is a Cajun, although I might be wrong.

 

[Copyright]

The sentence means that Edwards is a Cajun, and that he worked with James Carville, who is also a Cajun. I don't think Copyright was trying to say that he (Copyright) is a Cajun, although I might be wrong.

You're right... I'm not. I was perhaps confusingly answering from the point of view of Edwards.

 

[xiongranw2]

Now I got it , thanks. I thought Copyright might be joking.