Original sentence: Himara (Albanian: Himarë or Himara, Greek: Χειμάρρα) is a region along the Albanian Ionian Sea coast, opposite of the northern side of the Ionian Islands (Corfu in particular), about 50 Kilometres in Length and 10 Kilometres in width.Himara is a multilingual society, you'd not find a Himariote who speaks less than two different languages fluently.The main town of the region is Himara and there are seven other villages (Dhermi,Palase, Vuno, Pilur, Qeparo, Shen Vasil, Kudhes, Ilias).The villages of Dhermi, Palase and the town of Himara are bilingual in Albanian and Greek, while the rest (Vuno, Shen Vasil, Qeparo, Ilias and Pilur) use the Albanian language
Edited sentence: Himara (Albanian: Himarë or Himara, Greek: Χειμάρρα) is a region along the Albanian Ionian Sea coast, opposite of the northern side of the Epirote Islands (Corfu in particular), about 50 Kilometres in Length and 10 Kilometres in width.Himara is a multilingual society, you'd not find a himatiote who speaks less than two different languages fluently.The main town of the region is Himara (ancient Chimara) and there are seven other villages (Dhermi,Palase, Vuno, Pilur, Qeparo, Shen Vasil, Kudhes, Ilias).The villages of Dhermi, Palase and the town of Himara use Albanian as their first language and Greek as the second, while the rest  (Vuno, Shen Vasil, Qeparo, Ilias and Pilur) use the Albanian language