Kenyan English

Meaning Kenyan meaning

What does Kenyan mean?

Definitions in simple English

Kenyan Noun

— A Kenyan is a person or thing that comes from Kenya.

Kenyan Adjective

— Something or someone that is Kenyan comes from Kenya.

Kenyan

— adjective of or relating to or characteristic of Kenya or its people Kenyan mountains

— noun a native or inhabitant of Kenya

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How do I use Kenyan in a sentence?

Simple sentences

This man is Kenyan.

That man is Kenyan.

Movie subtitles

In 1 498, more than 80 years after the Chinese explorer Zheng He had landed at Malindi on the Kenyan coast, Vasco da Gama turned up.

And then quite recently, the Kenyan minister for agric. and fish, fell nearly 12 miles, during a Nairobi debate in parliament; although this hasn't been ratified yet.

What happens on Kenyan soil Is a matter best left for Kenyans.

Cheers to the Kenyan kitchen.

You said to Tessa in your e-mails that the Kenyan government had approved the trials.

You are married to a Kenyan.

Are you a Kenyan man with a number on your back?

Similar to the Kenyan marathon runners.

Are you Half Kenyan?

Mpingo, it's very Kenyan.

I was going on about the herd mentality in the Kenyan elk population.

Obama. it's an old Kenyan word for Kennedy, cool!

Mercedes, your vocal chords have had more fantastic runs than a Kenyan track team, but that look simply will not do.

Is the Kenyan Government doing enough for education in this country?

It says your coffee of the day is Kenyan. but this tastes much more like South American.

I'm pretty sure it's Kenyan.

I mean, Kenyan, South American, they're just beans.

Here you go, one Kenyan Blend.

I have not acquired a taste for Kenyan tea, I'm afraid.

Mercedes, your vocal cords have had more fantastic runs than a Kenyan track team. but that look simply will not do.

You know, like one of them Kenyan pacemakers.

The victims, Oscar Kamau Kingara and John Paul Oulu. had worked closely with the Kenyan Commission on Human Rights. on a report documenting complicity of the Kenyan Police in over 400 murders.

Not looking too bad for two decades in the Kenyan sun.

Quite an undertaking-- your Kenyan safari.

He's not Nigerian. Kenyan.

It's this kind of thing. And. So they mate in the right season for the Kenyan farmers.

What is he--a Kenyan?

My answer was that I disagree with the man on how to run a government, but the talk of him being a socialist or a Marxist or a Kenyan was a silly distraction.

We're not gonna be able to respond if you're in a Kenyan police station for the next 48 hours.

Kenyan secret service has had him flagged as being in country for the last two weeks.

I don't need some Kenyan-born college professor telling m I didn't build my company.

Have you seen the latest expose. by the Kenyan National Coalition on Human Rights?

And the Kenyan one is made by a woman's collective, and the proceeds go to their daughters' education.

News and current affairs

Strengthening democracy means working with the Kenyan developers of a crisis-mapping platform that allows anyone with a cell phone to text information about election fraud or violence to a central monitoring station.

As a result, a Kenyan farmer in a remote district can now obtain information about crop prices or transfer funds, without having to travel long distances and wait in lines.

NAIROBI - Before I knew that Nelson Mandela existed, I thought our then-leader, Kenyan President Daniel Toroitich arap Moi, was the world's only statesman.

The US or other outside powers will not save Kenyan democracy.

By standing up for democratic principles, the world would truly stand on the side of the Kenyan people.

As Obama's Kenyan sister might attest, this could be an expensive indulgence.

Born of a white mother and an absentee Kenyan father, residing in Indonesia as a boy, raised in adolescence by a white single mother in Hawaii, he was forced to figure out his place in life on his own.

Kenyan women love soccer, too.

The Kenyan authorities, eager to please the US, were tempted to hand over Kenyan citizens on the slightest encouragement.

Speedy action is needed to restore the sense of dignity of Coastal and Muslim Kenyans before Kenyan Islam is radicalized into a Black Intifada.

There is hope: next year, the Kenyan authorities will begin testing maize varieties that they hope will provide high yields and prove more resistant to drought.

With his Kenyan father, he carries the glamour once associated with Third World liberation movements.

Kibaki was aided by the Bush administration, which was concerned that Kenyan instability would harm Western business interests and jeopardize American anti-terror operations in Somalia.

A senior sports writer with a Kenyan daily paper recently told me that this time women seem to be interested in learning the rules of the game and knowing more about players and their positions.

While the Kenyan public appeared to show their high regard for legal process and participatory democracy, the run-up to the referendum revealed the government's much uglier face.

But ordinary people rejected Kibaki's power play, reclaiming their nation's path through the ballot box - an idea that is still almost unheard of in the Kenyan context.

One of the most important beacons of hope remains a change in mindset of the Kenyan public.

Having been buoyed by the successful and peaceful 2002 election that brought in the promise of change, the Kenyan public remains loudly outraged by the government's failures to make good on its promises.

The Kibaki government should be acknowledged for gracefully conceding defeat, but true credit goes to the Kenyan public for its unwillingness to allow the authorities to dispense with the rule of law.

The international community's challenge will be to help ensure that the political space claimed by the Kenyan public remains open.

Given that Obama has a Kenyan father and has spent time in the African villages where his kin still live, it is no surprise that he understands the need for rich nations to assist developing nations.