Afro-Caribbeans

Pronunciation: /ˌæf.roʊ ˌkær.ɪˈbi.ənz/

Definitions of afro-caribbeans

noun a person of African descent living in or coming from the Caribbean region

Example Sentences

A1 Afro-Caribbeans enjoy traditional music and dance.

A2 Many Afro-Caribbeans celebrate Carnival with colorful costumes and parades.

B1 Afro-Caribbeans have a rich cultural heritage that includes storytelling and folklore.

B2 The contributions of Afro-Caribbeans to literature and art are widely recognized.

C1 Afro-Caribbeans have faced challenges in achieving equal rights and opportunities.

C2 The history of Afro-Caribbeans in the Caribbean is complex and multifaceted.

Examples of afro-caribbeans in a Sentence

formal The government has implemented programs to support the integration of afro-caribbeans into society.

informal I have many afro-caribbean friends who are incredibly talented and hardworking.

slang Some people mistakenly assume all afro-caribbeans are good at dancing and singing.

figurative The cultural influence of afro-caribbeans can be seen in various aspects of music and art.

Grammatical Forms of afro-caribbeans

• plural: afro-caribbeans
• comparative: more afro-caribbean
• superlative: most afro-caribbean
• present tense: afro-caribbeans
• future tense: will be afro-caribbeans
• perfect tense: have been afro-caribbeans
• continuous tense: are being afro-caribbeans
• singular: afro-caribbean
• positive degree: afro-caribbean
• infinitive: to be afro-caribbean
• gerund: being afro-caribbean
• participle: afro-caribbean

Origin and Evolution of afro-caribbeans

First Known Use: 1960 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'Afro-Caribbeans' originated from the combination of 'Afro', referring to African descent, and 'Caribbeans', referring to the Caribbean region.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe people of African descent living in the Caribbean region, the term has evolved to encompass a broader cultural and ethnic identity, highlighting the unique blend of African and Caribbean influences in the lives of individuals within this community.