kenyan
part of speech
noun (a Kenyan, Kenyans); adjective (Kenyan)
meaning for a pupil
1) A Kenyan is a person who comes from Kenya, a country in East Africa. tree →
2) Kenyan means belonging to Kenya or its people, such as Kenyan food, Kenyan runners or Kenyan wildlife. tree →
sense in the lessons
In geography lessons about Africa and in sport: Kenyan runners often win long-distance races. Kenya has safari parks, Mount Kenya and the Great Rift Valley; its capital is Nairobi. Phrases: «a Kenyan runner», «Kenyan tea».
examples
- A Kenyan runner won the marathon. tree →
- Our class has a pen pal who is Kenyan. tree →
- Kenyan tea is grown in the highlands. tree →
- Many Kenyans speak Swahili and English. tree →
- We read a Kenyan folk tale about a clever hare. tree →
- Kenyan safari parks have lions, elephants and giraffes. tree →
- The Kenyan flag is black, red and green with white lines and a shield. tree →
- My uncle visited a Kenyan school. tree →
note
Always capital K. Say «KEN-yun». Kenya's main languages are Swahili and English. Not all Kenyans are runners; it is one famous strength.
Trees and pragmatics
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