The document analyzes the languages displayed on signs in the Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue areas of Flushing, New York. It finds that Chinese is dominantly displayed on Main Street signs, while English, Chinese, and other languages like Korean are commonly displayed in a bilingual or multilingual format on both Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue. Code switching between languages is also very common on signage in both areas.

1. LCD 205 BY: Mei Jong Lee , Fang Jung Yeh Multilingualism on the Main street and Roosevelt Avenue in Flushing

2. The Area of the Research

7. Chinese Pictures A and B are on the Main street in Flushing. 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

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. B A