3. Thom Huebner
What kinds of languages are displayed on the Main
Street and Roosevelt Avenue in the city of Flushing?
What do the bilingual and multilingual signs on the
Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue in the city of
Flushing look like?
What are the percentages of the bilingual and
multilingual signs showed in these two areas?

4. For Example: English Only
English is the official language.
Picture A and B are on the Main street
in Flushing.
A B

5. Picture A and B are on the Main street in
Flushing.
A B

6. On the Main street of the city of
Flushing , Chinese is dominantly
distributed.
Pictures A and B are on the Main
street in Flushing.
A B

7. A B

8. Bilingualism
Picture A is on the Main street, Pictures
B and C are on the Roosevelt Avenue
in Flushing.
A
B C

9. •Bilingualism
Code Switching is very common on the Main
street and Roosevelt Avenue in the city of
Flushing.
Picture A is on the Main street, Picture B is
on the Roosevelt Avenue.
A B

10. multilingualism
Code mixing/ Code switching
is very common on the Main
street in Flushing
Three pictures are on the Main
street.
A B C

11. multilingualism
Three languages are
displayed equally in this
case. Pictures A and B are
on the Main street, picture
C is on the Roosevelt
Avenue.
A
B
C

12. The Approximate Population of Each Ethnicity on the
Main street and Roosevelt Avenue in the city of Flushing
Picture A was an approximation of thirty years before.
Picture B is an approximation of what it is now.
Flushing Ethnicity Population
70%
15%
15%
Chinese
Korean
Non Asian
B
10%
25%
10%
55%
0% 20% 40% 60%
Population
1
Ethnicity
Population in Flushing Before1995
English
Non-Asian
Korean
Chinese
A