Ambassador's wife creates Japanese-Albanian dictionary

Ambassador's wife creates Japanese-Albanian dictionary

TOKYO, Japan - Reko Dida, the wife of Albanian Ambassador to Japan Bujar Dida, holds a copy of a Japanese-Albanian dictionary in Tokyo on July 10, 2012, that she completed in the spring, the first of its kind in her country.

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