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

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

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

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

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

A C
 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.

Population in Flushing Before 1995 Flushing Ethnicity Population

55%
Ethnicity

10% 15%
English
1 25% 15% Chinese
Non-Asian
10% Korean
Korean
Non Asian
Chinese 70%
0% 20% 40% 60%

A Population
B