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Welcome everyone!

My name is Klejdi but you can call me Clay (quite frankly I prefer this nickname much more than my original name).

This blog is actually dedicated to the different language resources that you (the reader) can use in order to develop your language skills. It has to be said though, that this blog is going to be randomly updated, so don't expect regular updates!

Language isn't just a way to communicate; it's a living organism, filled with life, something which stems not only from its speakers but also from the culture that it carries. In my opinion, multilingual people and polyglots are some of the luckiest people on this Earth.

So, enjoy your journey here! :)


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