In New Caledonia,the French descent population is called:

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The French descent population in New Caledonia is commonly referred to as "demis," which means half in French. They are people who have mixed French and Melanesian ancestry. The other options listed are not applicable to the French descent population in New Caledonia. "Kanaks" refers to the indigenous Melanesian people of New Caledonia, "wharenui" is a Maori term for a large communal meeting house in New Zealand, "corrohoree" is an Aboriginal Australian term for a ceremonial dance, and "hongi" is a traditional Maori greeting.

In New Caledonia,the French Descent Population Is Called