No. 621 in Japanese
ケニア
Kenya.
In a sentence
彼は去年ケニアを訪れた。
He visited Kenya last year.
ケニア is used as a proper noun, the name of the country Kenya, in the role of the direct object.
ケニアの文化はとても面白い。
Kenyan culture is very interesting.
ケニア is used as a proper noun in genitive case to specify something related to Kenya, i.e., its culture.
ケニアから来た彼女はフレンドリーだ。
She, who came from Kenya, is friendly.
ケニア is used as a proper noun to indicate the origin of a person.
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