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View in map | County | Language | Endonym | World Region | Country | Global Speakers | Language Family | Video | Audio | Location | Size | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| | |||||||||||
| Abakuá | Abakuá | Caribbean |
| Lower East Side | Smallest | Liturgical | ||||||
| Abaza | Абаза | Western Asia |
| 49,800 | Abkhaz-Adyge | Wayne (NJ) | Smallest | Residential | ||||
| Abruzzese (Orsognese) | Abruzzésë | Southern Europe |
| Indo-European | Astoria | Small | Residential | |||||
| Abruzzese (Orsognese) | Abruzzésë | Southern Europe |
| Indo-European | Little Italy | Small | Historical | |||||
| Acehnese | Bahsa Acèh | Southeastern Asia |
| 3,500,000 | Austronesian | Astoria | Smallest | Community | ||||
| Acehnese | Bahsa Acèh | Southeastern Asia |
| 3,500,000 | Austronesian | Elmhurst | Smallest | Residential | ||||
| Adjoukrou | Mɔjukru | Western Africa |
| 140,000 | Atlantic-Congo | Concourse | Smallest | Residential | ||||
| Adyghe | К|ахыбзэ | Western Asia |
| 117,500 | Abkhaz-Adyge | Wayne (NJ) | Small | Residential | ||||
| Afenmai | Afenmai | Western Africa |
| 270,000 | Atlantic-Congo | Castle Hill | Smallest | Residential | ||||
| African-American English | Black English | Northern America |
| 45,109,521 | Indo-European | Bedford-Stuyvesant | Largest | Residential | ||||
| African-American English | Black English | Northern America |
| 45,109,521 | Indo-European | Newark (NJ) | Largest | Residential | ||||
| African-American English | Black English | Northern America |
| 45,109,521 | Indo-European | Clifton | Largest | Residential | ||||
| African-American English | Black English | Northern America |
| 45,109,521 | Indo-European | Hollis | Largest | Residential | ||||
| African-American English | Black English | Northern America |
| 45,109,521 | Indo-European | Edenwald | Largest | Residential | ||||
| African-American English | Black English | Northern America |
| 45,109,521 | Indo-European | Central Harlem | Largest | Residential | ||||
| African-American English | Black English | Northern America |
| 45,109,521 | Indo-European | Hempstead (NY) | Large | Residential | ||||
| Afrikaans | Afrikaans | Southern Africa |
| 17,543,580 | Indo-European | Murray Hill | Small | Community | ||||
| Akan | Akan | Western Africa |
| 9,231,300 | Atlantic-Congo | Flatbush | Small | Residential | ||||
| Akan | Akan | Western Africa |
| 9,231,300 | Atlantic-Congo | Shore Acres | Small | Residential | ||||
| Akan | Akan | Western Africa |
| 9,231,300 | Atlantic-Congo | University Heights | Large | Residential |
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All data, unless otherwise specified, is from the Endangered Language Alliance (ELA), based on information from communities, speakers, and other sources.
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