The do’s and don’ts of the Dutch job market
6th september 2019Are you considering on moving to The Netherlands? Then we can help you. It can be a bit of a difficulty to relocate to another country, especially ...
Read moreRed, yellow, pink and green: How the world’s languages name the rainbow
23rd augustus 2019Colour words vary a lot across languages. Most languages have around 11 basic colour words. According to a research new colour term will evolve ove...
Read moreUse your Language skills.
6th augustus 2019Happy Friday! What a week it has been here at Language Matters! Our brand new office in Amsterdam is open and we have loads of inspiring new vacan...
Read moreWe need languages graduates to steer us through our post-Brexit troubled waters
Over the past few years, numbers of graduates in modern language studies have drastically reduced in the UK. With current economic and trade change...
Read moreThe internet has a language diversity problem
19th juli 2019There are over 7,000 spoken languages in the world, yet the internet is dominated by just 10 languages. But, how does this affect the rest of the w...
Read moreBilinguals Solve Math Differently Depending on the Language
18th juli 2019According to research, bilinguals process arithmetic problems in a different way, all depending on which of their language they are using. Read mor...
Read moreThe huge benefits of working in your second language
15th juli 2019Working in another language can be challenging, however it has a surprising number of positive side effects. Read more about it here.
Read moreUse your language skills!
9th juli 2019Happy Friday everyone! What a week it has been here at language Matters! We have numerous new job positions in different areas of business rolling...
Read moreLanguages don’t all have the same number of terms for colors – scientists have a new theory why
25th juni 2019Most people operate on average 11 colour words. However, our cultural development and languages have an influence on the way we perceive or define ...
Read moreYou are more likely to deny the truth in your second language
According to various research that has been made, bilingual people are more likely to interpret facts differently, depending on the language they a...
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