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Our silent tongue

Our silent tongue

June 1989, Zagreb — I was riding on a tram with my father. We were sitting in silence, and I can to this day see his smiling eyes with sunny rays around them, his head held high.

We decided not …

Posted on 2019-06-152019-07-19Author Teuta SkenderiCategories DiaryTags Albanian language, oppression, racismLeave a comment on Our silent tongue
Men who breastfeed Microsoft

Men who breastfeed Microsoft

Could you imagine Microsoft’s spellchecker giving you that wavy underline every time you use a split infinitive? Some grammar Nazis once said we couldn’t write “I’m glad to finally meet you,” because we can’t split to and meet in Latin. …

Posted on 2016-07-082016-07-08Author Getoar MjekuCategories LanguagesTags Albanian language, communism, equality, grammar, sociolinguistics, spelling, technologyLeave a comment on Men who breastfeed Microsoft
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