Editing Kongo language (section)

=== Presence in the Americas ===
Many African slaves transported in the [[Atlantic slave trade]] spoke Kikongo. Its influence can be seen in many [[creole language]]s in the [[African diaspora|diaspora]], such as:
*[[Brazil]]
**[[Cafundó language|Cupópia]]
***[[Salto de Pirapora]]
*[[Colombia]]
**[[Palenquero]]
***[[San Basilio de Palenque]]
*[[Cuba]]
**[[Habla Congo|Habla Congo/Habla Bantu]]
***None; [[liturgical language]] of the [[Afro-Cubans|Afro-Cuban]] [[Palo (religion)|Palo]] religion.
*[[Haiti]]
**[[Haitian Creole]]
***Haiti
***[[Bahamas]]
***[[Cuba]]
***[[Dominican Republic]]
***[[United States]]
**[[Haitian Vodoun Culture Language|Langaj]]
***None; liturgical language of the [[Haitian Vodou]] religion.
*[[Suriname]]
**[[Saramaccan language]]
***[[Boven Suriname]]
***[[Brokopondo District|Brokopondo]]
***[[Paramaribo]]
***[[French Guiana]]
***[[Netherlands]]
*[[African Americans|United States]]
**[[Gullah language|Gullah]]
***[[Gullah-Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor|Gullah-Geechee Corridor]] (North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida)
**[[Louisiana Creole]]
***[[Louisiana]]; and neighboring states.