Our Team

Linguacentric is powered by a committed group of language enthusiasts, educators, and professionals devoted to fostering multilingualism and effective language learning. As a non-profit initiative, we strive to cultivate an inclusive environment where individuals can contribute their knowledge, experiences, and research on languages, education, and culture.

Gediminas Liutkus is the visionary founder and chief editor of Linguacentric, a platform dedicated to fostering multilingualism and language learning. A passionate language enthusiast, Gediminas considers languages not just a professional pursuit but also a personal hobby. He actively practices English, German, Spanish, and Russian, continuously expanding his linguistic skills and cultural understanding. Through Linguacentric, he aims to create an inclusive space where language lovers, educators, and researchers can share insights, experiences, and knowledge to promote effective language learning and cross-cultural communication.

Zuzanna Kowalczyk is a freelance journalist with a Master’s degree in communication and languages. With a deep appreciation for multilingualism, she speaks Polish, German, and English fluently and is currently on a journey to learn French. Her passion for language and communication drives her work, allowing her to explore cultural narratives, linguistic trends, and global perspectives. Through her writing, Zuzanna aims to bridge language barriers and foster meaningful cross-cultural dialogue.

Camille Laurent is a professional French teacher based in Italy, with a strong academic background in French philology and pedagogy from Paris University. Fluent in French, Italian, and Spanish, she has a deep passion for languages and education. Her love for linguistic exploration led her to join Linguacentric, where she actively contributes insightful articles about the French language. Through her writing, Camille aims to inspire learners, share her expertise, and promote a deeper understanding of French linguistics and culture.

Thandiwe Molefe, originally from South Africa, now resides in the Netherlands as a Dutch citizen. With a strong background in language education, she has been teaching Dutch and English for the past five years at a language school while also working at a local communication agency. Passionate about languages, travel, and diverse cultures, Thandiwe enjoys exploring linguistic connections and helping others develop their language skills. Through her work, she aims to bridge cultural gaps and foster effective communication across different communities.

At Linguacentric, we are always open to welcoming new writers who share a passion for languages and a love for writing. Whether you are a linguist, educator, researcher, or simply an enthusiast eager to share your insights, we invite you to contribute to our growing community. If you enjoy exploring language learning, multilingualism, and cultural connections through writing, we would love to hear from you.