“Karen” in French n.} FR. Karène.

So there’s not really a word in French for this, is it ? All the french persons are Karens.

a word in the Guyanese culture used as an expletive/curse word. Most frequently used to express disbelief, anger or surprise, “Oh skunt!!!” It can also be used to as a adjective when referring to an actual person, or their being. Can be used when refering to a woman or man.

7 definitions. 17. Noun. Buttocks or rear end.

12. Interjection. An expression of shock, surprise, frustration, or annoyance. bloodclaat, bumboclaat, bumbohole, raas, raasclaat, raashole, rass.

Backside , Bloodclaat , Blood Fiah , Blouse an skirts , posted by anonymous on March 18, 2014. . Wah di rass Pictures.

With a population of 758,000, Guyana is the third smallest country in South America. It is at once considered a middle-income country and the third poorest in the Western Hemisphere.

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Guyana (formerly known as British Guiana) achieved independence from the UK in 1966 and became a republic in 1970.

Guyana is known for its beautiful nature – you can visit the largest unspoiled rainforest in South America, the South Rupununi savannah, and see unique wildlife like the harpy eagle, giant anteaters and many cat species.

1. Guyana is the only country in South America to have English as its official language. 2. The name Guyana means “land of many waters” in a native American language referring to the many rivers running through the country.

Famous people from Guyana

• Eddy Grant. Musical Artist. Edmond Montague “Eddy” Grant is a Guyanese British musician.
• Red Café Hip hop Artist.
• C. C. H. Pounder.
• Mad Professor. Dub Artist.
• Ezekiel Jackson. Wrestler.
• Clive Lloyd. Cricket Bowler.
• Valerie Amos, Baroness Amos. Politician.
• Walter Rodney. Historian.

Did you know these celebrities are from Guyana?

• Rihanna. The Bajan Princess was born in Barbados to a Guyanese mother and Bajan father.
• David Lammy.
• Leona Lewis.
• John Agard.
• Sean Patrick Thomas.
• Ram John Holder and Norman Beaton.

Georgetown lies about 6 feet below sea-level. The second surprise is the colour of the water—not the sparkling blue as in the Caribbean – but a rich brown thanks to the silt and soil from three great rivers, Brazil’s Amazon, Venezuela’s Orinoco and Guyana’s largest river, the Essequibo.