"He is Kenyan"

Translation: yeye ni mkenya

[Dalaryn]

Yep, most words in swahili are gender neutral. It can make it a little hard to follow a story, but much easier to learn

[HavardSkj]

Is 'yeye' gender neutral?

[likes2hike]

Yes. According to Wilson's textbook Simplified Swahili: 'yeye' means he, him, she, and her (although never "it," unless referring to animals).

[RFGrassi]

are mkenya and wakenya different in what?

[wielki.hapu]

Mkenya is singular and Wakenya is the plural form.

[matzew]

Why is "Mkenya" other than "mholanzi" spelled with a capital "M"?

[Byarne04]

good question i am not sure either

[AllanKirui1]

Well in Swahili referring to someone based of his home nation you have to start in capital. It is a way of showing 'respect'. e.g Mkenya=Kenyan, Mholanzi=Dutch.