Asiana Superstore through the lens of linguistic landscapingArticleFederica Morgandi Idhuna Pastoor Myrthe van Rens Tim Hankart Egle Talandyte 13/05/201912 minutes to read Through linguistic landscaping, we see that Asiana Superstore reflects the superdiversity of a neighborhood in Tilburg.
© Photo by Frankie Guarini on Unsplash Google Translate: the end of language barriers?ArticleJuliette Berndsen 31/03/201912 minutes to read Google Translate is a contributor to and a consequence of globalization. How can that be seen in the way Google Translate functions and in tourism?
© Google The bilingual Google Assistant: breakthrough or cause of inequality? ArticleSammy Kossen Kelsey van Tellingen Lida Nout Bo van Soest 04/02/20199 minutes to read Due to globalization, families are likely to speak multiple languages within one household. That is why Google made its voice assistant bilingual. Is this a breakthrough in the super-diverse world or just another cause of inequality?
