"Mkuu wa shule ni Mmarekani"

Translation: The head of the school is American

[PhilKing2]

In British English too, it should be 'head of the school'

[bookwolf]

All the sentences in this lesson that use "mkuu wa shule" always translate as "a/the head of school". This seems unnatural to my (American) English. We would probably say "a / the head of the school" or "principal". I suppose it could also be headmaster, or head teacher.

But I'm not sure - maybe in Tanzania, "head of school" is the common English translation, just like "principal" is probably most common in the USA.

[Helen776701]

I am not sure why we comment as nothing happens as a result

[pablopublico]

What about "School's headmaster is American"?