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 //Being part of UniDive has been an exciting and enriching journey for me, especially in advancing the representation of the Albanian language in Universal Dependencies and multilingual linguistic research. Collaborating with colleagues from diverse backgrounds has helped us tackle complex annotation challenges, turning dilemmas into learning opportunities. Seeing Albanian take its place in a global linguistic framework is both rewarding and motivating!// //Being part of UniDive has been an exciting and enriching journey for me, especially in advancing the representation of the Albanian language in Universal Dependencies and multilingual linguistic research. Collaborating with colleagues from diverse backgrounds has helped us tackle complex annotation challenges, turning dilemmas into learning opportunities. Seeing Albanian take its place in a global linguistic framework is both rewarding and motivating!//
 //Beyond technical advancements, UniDive has connected me with an inspiring community of researchers passionate about low-resource languages. The exchange of ideas and methodologies has broadened my perspective and reinforced the importance of linguistic diversity in both research and technology. Moving forward, I am excited to apply these insights to further develop Albanian linguistic resources, strengthen interdisciplinary collaborations, and contribute to innovative language technology solutions.// //Beyond technical advancements, UniDive has connected me with an inspiring community of researchers passionate about low-resource languages. The exchange of ideas and methodologies has broadened my perspective and reinforced the importance of linguistic diversity in both research and technology. Moving forward, I am excited to apply these insights to further develop Albanian linguistic resources, strengthen interdisciplinary collaborations, and contribute to innovative language technology solutions.//
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 == Daniel Zeman (Charles University in Prague, Czechia) === == Daniel Zeman (Charles University in Prague, Czechia) ===
 Since the beginning of UniDive, the Universal Dependencies collection of treebanks was extended by 32 new languages (22 co-created by UniDive members), all of them low resourced: Azerbaijani, Bavarian, Bororo, Cappadocian, Egyptian, Georgian, Gujarati, Haitian Creole, Hausa, Highland Puebla Nahuatl, Latgalian, Macedonian, Malayalam, Middle French, Old Irish, Ottoman Turkish, Paumari, Sinhala, Western Sierra Puebla Nahuatl, Xavante, Zaar, Abaza, Abkhaz, Classical Armenian, Gheg, Kyrgyz, Luxembourgish, and Maghrebi Arabic-French, Nheengatu, Telugu-English, Tswana, and Veps.  Since the beginning of UniDive, the Universal Dependencies collection of treebanks was extended by 32 new languages (22 co-created by UniDive members), all of them low resourced: Azerbaijani, Bavarian, Bororo, Cappadocian, Egyptian, Georgian, Gujarati, Haitian Creole, Hausa, Highland Puebla Nahuatl, Latgalian, Macedonian, Malayalam, Middle French, Old Irish, Ottoman Turkish, Paumari, Sinhala, Western Sierra Puebla Nahuatl, Xavante, Zaar, Abaza, Abkhaz, Classical Armenian, Gheg, Kyrgyz, Luxembourgish, and Maghrebi Arabic-French, Nheengatu, Telugu-English, Tswana, and Veps. 
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