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mute jan la ma kipisi Panka li nanpa wan.
This says the Bronx is New York City’s most populous borough, but Brooklyn has the largest population, not the Bronx.
Full reasoning
The phrase "mute jan la ma kipisi Panka li nanpa wan" means the Bronx is number one by population. That is incorrect.
Official U.S. Census Bureau figures for the 2020 Census list the five borough populations as:
- Brooklyn: 2,736,074
- Queens: 2,405,464
- Bronx: 1,472,654
- Manhattan: 1,694,251
- Staten Island: 495,747
So Brooklyn, not the Bronx, is the most populous borough. An official New York City Department of City Planning census summary likewise states that Brooklyn has been the most populous borough since 1930.
Because the Bronx's population is far below Brooklyn's, the statement is factually wrong.
2 sources
- January 2023: New York City and the New Year
In 2020, the borough of Manhattan had a population of 1,694,251; the Bronx borough counted 1,472,654; Brooklyn's population was 2,736,074; the borough of Queens had 2,405,464 residents; and Staten Island's population was 495,747.
- 2020 CENSUS
The most populous borough since 1930, Brooklyn’s population peaked at 2,738,175 in 1950 ... the population has increased, reaching 2,736,074.