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Thank you for the contribution!

Let's do a friendly ping to @llupa, another Albanian contributor, for a quick double-check of the new translations.

Thank you @RiniMisini12.

Thank you as well✌️

@wouterj I flew back home a couple of hours too late!

I am leaving this comment as a note to myself. The translation overall are ok but they have some minor grammar issues. Për Rinin, shumë faleminderit për kontributin!

• The first translation was in infinitive, reflexive, accusative (për t'u indentifikuar) and was transformed in active voice accusative, but part of the infinitive remains (për të). If kept in active voice this case needs the ablative and the infinitive dropped completely.
• The second translation does not use compound sentences and It as a pronoun has been dropped completely. Needs to be added.
• Week validation messages are OK. But I am still mulling over whether using the ablative feels more natural sounding in Albanian.