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Melrose

Bronx
In the Census-defined PUMA including Hunts Point, Longwood & Melrose, according to recent Census data, (in descending order) French, "Niger-Congo languages", and Mande are recorded as having over 1000 speakers. Varieties of English and Spanish are widely spoken.
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Languages with a significant site in this neighborhood, marked by a point on the map:

Mossi

Mòoré
For the growing community of several thousand Burkinabé New Yorkers (from Burkina Faso), Mossi is a national language and lingua franca in addition to French. Burkinabés are now settling throughout the city and surrounding area, establishing a range of institutions and community hubs from the well-known music venue The Shrine in Harlem to the Burkina Business Center in the Bronx, and restaurants like Zaca Cafe in Bed-Stuy and Burkindi in Newark.
Additional languages spoken in this neighborhood:
  • Fulani
  • Garifuna
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