Photo taken in Harbor Freight, Edinburg Texas. The English side of the poster faces the entrance of the store.
Letreros en el RGV
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Lynnwood
shows the store is open and running both in English and in Korean (seems hand made)
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Benicia
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Chicago
advertising on side of trash can
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Chicago
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Tucson
This picture features a childcare facility. Located near A mountain. Charlie H
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Tucson
Esta foto fue tomada de una puerta en un edificio de suministros medicos.-Israel M
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Grove City
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Honolulu
GM EXTRA CREDIT This aloha sign was in whole foods - in the food/deli area. I'm not quite sure why they have the word aloha just kind of floading in the deli because it doesn't really correlate to anything. This makes me think about how the word aloha is overused and that they just put it anywhere and everywhere.
Multilingual Hawaiʻi
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Lake Placid
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Saint Regis Falls
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Pascagoula
Communicative
Spanish Dominant
SpanPasc
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McAllen
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Seattle
public art on private building
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Lynnwood
Shows that this is a thai restaurant (only English along with visuals to help customers remember)
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Benicia
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Honolulu
Encountering a Japanese vending machine, I noticed that it had both Japanese and English on it. Noticing that it had both scripts, it made me realize how ingrained multilingualism is to our state and island. Not only does this serve the local community, but for tourists who can enjoy a bit of their culture here. Seeing just how often and frequently it is to have both Japanese and English script, and basically how normalized it is to have multiple languages in this state, made me aware of how this our public language and how valuable it is to create an inclusive, multilingual environment for everyone.
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