Guyanese

How To Use Guyanese In A Sentence

• Guyanese speak Creole dialects of English with varying ethnic lexical imprints.
• The classic Guyanese house is constructed of wood and raised on stilts, painted white and decorated with intricate fretwork.
• Guyanese overseas make sure they have some casareep come December so that they could prepare a pot of pepperpot to enjoy a taste of home.
• Black cake is Guyanese fruit cake, usually made at Christmas or for weddings.
• SAN JUAN DE MARCONA, Peru — In its worldwide quest for commodities, China has scoured South America for everything from Brazilian soybeans to Guyanese timber and Venezuelan oil.
• the Guyanese capital
• Hindu temples, for the many Guyanese descended from laborers from the Indian subcontinent, dot Georgetown's canalled streets. NYT > Home Page
• In Guyanese Creole an utterance such as i bai di eg dem ‘He bought the eggs’ is not formally distinguishable as an interrogative or declarative.
• In light of a Washington Post report which “ominously tells us that the World Health Organization warns that we are on the verge of a global pandemic”, Guyanese blogger Imran Khan is heartened by the call of a local journalist for “his colleagues in the media to pay greater attention to the swine flu situation”, but still wonders about the government's pro-activeness: Global Voices in English » Caribbean: Keeping Track of Swine Flu
• According to Guyanese tradition, a female child will have two godmothers and one godfather, and a male child will have two godfathers and one godmother.