Just to clarify...
The phrases
"A kind of ~"
and "Kind of like a ~"
are very different.
"A robin is a kind of bird"
means that a "robin" is a particular type of bird,
like an owl or pigeon etc.
Whereas "A bat is kind of like a bird"
means that a bat is similar to a bird but not a bird.
So listen carefully next time you hear "KIND OF"
(Which BTW often sounds like "Kinda")
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