A good friend who is important to me is my childhood friend, Dilshod. We met at primary school and stayed close because we share similar interests, like football and technology. We usually hang out on weekends, talk about plans, and help each other with problems. He’s important to me because he’s reliable and supportive; when I feel stressed, he listens without judging. Our friendship taught me what trust and loyalty look like in real life.

I’d like to describe my friend Sabina, who has been a big part of my life for the last few years. We met at a language course, and we connected quickly because she has a great sense of humour. We study together, exchange ideas, and motivate each other to stay consistent. She’s important because she encourages me when I doubt myself and celebrates my small wins. Thanks to her, I’ve become more confident and open to new experiences.