Mundolingua is a quirky museum of world languages, linguistics, and pedagogy tucked away in a corner of one of the more chic neighborhoods in Paris. At first glance, it looks more like an office or unusual storefront than a museum. Mundolingua is the brainchild of New Zealand linguist Mark Oremland, who started working on the idea in 2010 to share his love of languages. After several years of preparation, the museum opened in 2013. It consists of two floors, each exploring different elements of language. On the ground floor, visitors learn…
