A poster for chicken and chicken burgers with a man in black touching his face
16. Some references to magic in the chicken and burger poster here, which is another contribution to the men, meat, and masculinities #LinguisticLandscape!
Also, a lot of fast food restaurant 'collections' on posters these days
A bag of potate chips with K and Korean text
K-김치맛 (kimchi flavor)
Interesting to see 'K' here on kimchi flavored chips with the text in Korean. There has been some academic work on K terms like this, focused on a domestic audience I believe, but yeah, interesting example here from the #LinguisticLandscape!
A package of dessiccant with English, Korean, Chinese and Japanese text
DON'T
EAT ME
English (largest), Korean (smaller), and Chinese and Japanese (smallest) in the desiccant #LinguisticLandscape! And some humor and design!
Cute little guy right there!
Wait, Winnipeg has a Korean Fried Chicken joint called Seoul Dak (chicken in Korean romanized)?
Winnipeg for the win in the restaurant #LinguisticLandscape!
From Instagram.
First leg of this long submarine voyage is complete, and there is even an interesting bit of bilingual signage in the article itself with a banner being held by the sailors, part of the submarine #LinguisticLandscape.
Interesting story.
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A Instagram screenshot from the Canadian embassy in Korea
World Cup messages in English, French, and Korean on this sign, seen on Instagram account of the Canadian Embassy in Korea.
Always interesting to look at the language practices and #LinguisticLandscape of big sports events!
The front of an apartment building sloping up with text and a name at the top
128. WELINA
Another interesting text in the apartment #LinguisticLandscape, though I am not sure of the origin of Welina
The crest of the Korea Police Boxing Association
Sometimes the #LinguisticLandscape just makes you more curious about what is going on with something.
I mean even with ALL the boxing ethnographies out there, a Korea Police Boxing Association ethnography would actually be a worthwhile addition . . . .
A poster for a shrimp toast sandwich
I'm Shrimp
A bit of English in the restaurant #LinguisticLandscape due to this shrimp toast sandwich!
I am sure I have seen 'I'm X' in food signage before, so this is looking like an even more interesting language practice now!
Two open boxes of OH My Gat treats
Oh, My Gat
Some serious wordplay with the Korean word 'gat', a type of hat I believe, and 'God' as in 'oh my God!' in the convenience store #LinguisticLandscape!
Another good account for looking at the #LinguisticLandscape, in this case graffiti!
"It will zoom in on linguistic landscaping and city translation methods from an interdisciplinary perspective, drawing on available expertise in translation studies, sociolinguistics, and intercultural communication."
Sounds like an amazing #LinguisticLandscape focused PhD summer school!
A side of tall building with posters on the side for newly opened businesses
A whole lot of 'GRAND OPEN' here on these signs on the side of a new opened shopping center in Seoul. Good reminder I should really take a good look at the use of this language and 'GRAND OPENING' in the commercial #LinguisticLandscape of Korea! Interesting topic . . . .
Again, a great account for browsing the restaurant #LinguisticLandscape!
A photo of a church sign mounted on a chain link fence. The sign has a cross on the left and the words on the right: He Is Risen WE ARE CLOSED Happy Easter!
“He Is Risen, WE ARE CLOSED”
- America, 2026
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#photo of #church #sign in #kaanapali #maui but it #couldbeanywhere #linguisticlandscape in #trumpsamerica
A poster with an image of a weapon and a circle with atrikethrough
3. Another two important posters in English and Korean on campus and part of the #LinguisticLandscape
Four posters concerning war in the middle east
2. More important posters seen on campus, again part of the English and Korean #LinguisticLandscape
Small posters in English and Korean about the Korean-US military alliance
1. A few important English and Korean posters seen on campus, part of the campus #LinguisticLandscape
A large shopping center, covered in signs, with apartments behind
As a new shopping center opens, a new #LinguisticLandscape arises!
Lots of interesting signs suddenly appearing as new shops open here, quite neat!
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#AcademicSky #LinguisticLandscape
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A small sticker for JAMBAEKEE Healthy Community Certification members
JAMBAEKEE
Healthy Community Certification Members
Interesting to see this small sticker at my gym. It has me wondering about any potentially unhealthy practices taking place at gyms in Seoul these days requiring the existence of this group, and is part of the gym #LinguisticLandscape!
More from the rail and graffiti #LinguisticLandscape!
A bakery with signs removed, empty and green
Signs removed from this older style bakery in Seoul, BREAD ONE, as the entire neighborhood prepares from a massive redevelopment project, part of a radically changing #LinguisticLandscape . . . .
Important signs here, hope some #LinguisticLandscape scholars and other experts can further discuss these signs somewhere because they are worth examining
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A poster shown on a digital display with a map of the Baltic States and text
ON THE FRONTLINE OF FREEDOM
Looks like some interesting talks on the Baltic States on campus, with quite the headline on top, adding more English and Korean to the campus #LinguisticLandscape!
Lots more waiting to be written on the t-shirt #LinguisticLandscape!
Sounds like a very interesting #LinguisticLandscape talk at #AAAL2026!
The front of a pizza restaurant
Pizzeria HOKEY POKEY
Again, super interesting pizza restaurant #LinguisticLandscape here, and a more in-depth look at the language of pizza in Korea could be quite a good read . . . .
