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Latest revision as of 10:08, 27 November 2022

Hurraki is a dictionary for Plain Language

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About Hurraki

Hurraki is a Web page

A web page for Plain Language text.

It works with a Wiki.

Everyone can change these pages and make new pages.


Hurraki is a dictionary in Plain Language

Many written and spoken words are complicated.

Some people don't understand difficult words and text.

With Plain Language, everybody can understand.


For anyone - free to use

Plain Language should be available in many languages.

Anyone with Web access can join Hurraki.


Join Hurraki and help people to understand.

Join NOW

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