Analysis of the Linguistic Landscape of Nakula Street Sign in Seminyak, Bali

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This observational analysis identifies dominant language types on signs and examines cultural implications in a tourist area.

The analysis reveals that 66.95% of signs are monolingual, primarily in English.
English dominates 50.83% of all signs, with bilingual signs often combining Indonesian and English.
Data were collected through virtual documentation using Google Maps Street View, focusing on 118 signs.
Findings indicate that language choices in public spaces reflect both cultural identity and strategies to engage international tourists.

Ardiansyah et al. (2025) studied this question.

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