Linguamón 𡀓 House of Languages: A Museum for the World’s Living Languages

Antoni Mir

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies

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Catalonia has responding to the United Nations’ call for development and peaceful coexistence with a groundbreaking undertaking. An international facility for raising awareness of the world’s 6,500 tongues, the House of Languages is set to open in 2010, in the hub of technological innovation and cultural creativity in Barcelona.

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2020L’indépendantisme catalan en mode multilingue

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