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Pin 132182 Türkiye Ankara
Türkçe (Turkish)
Pin 132183 Türkiye Ankara
Türkçe (Turkish)
Pin 132184 Türkiye Ankara
Türkçe (Turkish)
Pin 132185 Türkiye Ankara
Türkçe (Turkish)
Pin 132186 Türkiye Ankara
Türkçe (Turkish)
Pin 132187 Türkiye Ankara
Türkçe (Turkish)
Pin 132193 Germany Hamburg
Deutsch (German) English (English)
Pin 132194 Germany Hamburg
Deutsch (German)
Pin 132204 United States Bellevue
普通话 (Chinese)
Out of 4 businesses 2 of them have Asian names and one of them even have bilingual sign.
Pin 132205 United States Bellevue
普通话 (Chinese)
Out of 6 businesses shown in the images, one of the business has bilingual sign and that business is for Chinese ethnic food. I further found of that 3 of the businesses owned by local asians and all businesses have high volume of Asian customers
Pin 132206 United States Bellevue
English (English)
I took this photo because this is one of only few businesses that is actually owned by nonimmigrant family within this shopping center area. Regardless, as this brewery hosts family friendly trivia nights weekly, this place plays and important role for community engagement.
Pin 132207 United States Bellevue
English (English)
This is the sign of the Newport shopping center. Even thought there are several business that has bilingual names, none of the names here reflects their bilingualism here in the sign
Pin 132208 United States Bellevue
English (English)
The medical building of the community has a sign with all the practitioner’s name on it. Based on the names, we can see that majority of dentists in this area are either asian immigrants or Asian immigrant descendants.
Pin 132209 United States Bellevue
English (English) 普通话 (Chinese)
S-mart is an Asian grocery store that is owned by Chinese immigrants and imports ethnic foods mostly from china. Even though store has a simple sign of S-Mart at the top, there are several posters advertising ethnic foods in Chinese language on window display.
Pin 132210 United States Bellevue
English (English) 普通话 (Chinese)
Entry to the community’s biggest and the nearest grocery shop has bilingual open signs. Along with open sign, the door also has traditional golden writing on the red paper wishing for prosperous new year. Such signs definitely reveals strong cultural tie to Chinese tradition among not only people who run the store but also its customers.
Pin 132211 United States Bellevue
English (English)
Next to the S-Mart, Chinese grocery store, Terry’s kitchen may look more American than Asian. However, Terry’s kitchen is owned third generation Japanese immigrant Terry Takeuchi. Since its opening in 2017, Terry’s kitchen has been the center of the Asian immigrant and its descendants community not only of the city of Bellevue but also of its surrounding cities such as Seattle and Renton. For example during the COVID-19 pandemic, the restaurant faced a financial challenge, yet with the support of the community through gofundme campaign it survived.
Pin 132212 United States Bellevue
普通话 (Chinese)
Ethnic grocery stores play an important role to engage immigrant communities. For example, at the entry, S-mart has a station for the local newspapers in Chinese language for free, which allows readers to digest the news without language barriers.
Pin 132213 United States Bellevue
English (English) 普通话 (Chinese)
The grocery store also has a dedicated wall for the ads that is mainly aimed to the other immigrant customers. Such free spaces play crucial role for immigrant families to support each other and grow together, most importantly finding an service that is needed without language and cultural barrier
Pin 132214 United States Bellevue
English (English)
Most kids of the age of elementary school of the Newport Hill neighborhood attends in Newport Heights Elementary school.
Pin 132215 United States Bellevue
English (English) 한국말 (Korean)
Owned and operated by Korean immigrants, Hairstudio 60 proudly displays its name also in Korean language. According to locals, such bilingual sign directly impact them to trust their service since Korea has well known for its high beauty standard. Furthermore, having an Asian hair dresser who understands how to take care of Asian straight hair within the community helps Asian immigrants to keep their beauty standard and have more confidence in their appearance