No. 6,332 in French
ghanéens
Ghanéens: Ghanaians (people from Ghana).
In a sentence
Les ghanéens célèbrent leur culture avec enthousiasme.
The Ghanaians celebrate their culture with enthusiasm.
In this sentence, 'ghanéens' is used as a noun representing the people of Ghana. It is correctly plural to match the plural subject.
Les plats traditionnels ghanéens sont très savoureux.
Traditional Ghanaian dishes are very tasty.
Here, 'ghanéens' functions as an adjective describing the properties of the dishes, indicating their origin from Ghana.
Je connais un étudiant qui est ghanéen.
I know a student who is Ghanaian.
In this example, 'ghanéen' is singular and used as an adjective giving information about the nationality of the student.
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