Hi friends,
This is Kamalakannan from Tamil Nadu, India. I am a Doctoral Fellow. Nice meeting you all.

nice to meet you, i'm Cristian from Colombia btw

Same here. Thanks.

hi i am hellblade09. i love music. i like to sing and play keyboards. also like anime and reading, and learning languages. i also like jpop/kpop. i am hellblade0905 on discord, for whoever wants it

to lonely hamster, i love kpop as well.

Hello friends I'm artin can you speak Persian

Hello friends I'm artin can you speak Persian

No

Isn't English one of the official languages? That sucks about the crime rate.

long live to esperanto

Nope, inglish is better.

now this topic is loozing focus its not about talking English is good or bad but knowing people. lets get back.

Without blindness in my way, I would learn more languages, like Arabic and Mandarin. But both languages are highly visual. I would love to travel overseas, but it scares me to consider what would happen if my mental health symptoms were to flare up overseas, or how to handle transporting my meds. I love learning about other cultures and would love to gain this info in person. However, I feel unsure of which countries are safe for me to visit, being blind. Then the issue of getting a passport and language lessons.

Hello everyone, I hope you're all doing well. I introduced myself here a long time ago, but I feel like so much has changed since then. My name is Julián, I'm 21 years old, and I'm studying Social Work. I love my field of study because it allows me to understand diverse realities.
I enjoy reading, writing, learning languages, and listening to music. Regarding my studies, I’ve completed the second year of a five-year program, so in February, I’ll start my fifth semester, or third year for those who use that system.
I’d love to travel, continue improving my English, expand my worldview, and gain a deeper understanding of what life is like for blind people in different parts of the world.
One more thing I’d like to share—and I apologize if this message is getting a bit long—is that I’m passionate about advocating for the rights of vulnerable people. I’ve participated in some events in my city, and it’s incredibly rewarding to help those who lack the resources to make their voices heard.
Thank you to anyone who takes the time to read this; I realize it’s a bit lengthy. You can usually find me in the Spanish-speaking community, although lately, I’ve been enjoying the Portuguese-speaking spaces as well.
That’s all from me for now. Thanks, and have a great day!