he city's Cameroonian community is relatively small, with most people in and around the East Tremont section of the Bronx and a few in Brooklyn, Queens, and New Jersey. However, given the country's linguistic diversity, there are a number of associations for speakers of different Cameroonian languages, including Basaa, Ewondo, Fe'fe, Ghomala, Limbum, Medumba, and Shupamem, each of which may have up to a few hundred speakers in the city. There are also speakers of Duala, Bafut, and Lamnso. Most have reportedly shifted to French or English, beginning in Cameroon's major cities, and to some extent there may be use of the local English and French varieties, Kamtok and Camfranglais.