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Dragoma is the entrance for language learners. With our 400 online dictionaries, formation tables and multilingual expressions, the Dragoma language portal will assist you with your language learning adventure.

Who is Dragoma?
There is a big community of people creating dictionaries in Dragoma and a big community of people using Dragoma and these people really make it. If you wish to meet us or find anything more please contact us.
Dragoma is provided by Creationmark Technology.

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