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If you have any language related questions about my country, feel free to ask them.

If you want to discuss a new topic, that's alright and if you want to end this conversation here, that's alright too.

Thank you so much for adding me as friend.
I'm always really happy to talk about mystery and detectives and a lot different anime as well.
So I wish to talk you more about them. So what was your favorite anime of this year?
Anyway happy holidays.

You know, I was watching movies on Amazon Prime yesterday, and I don't think I even acknowledge this option we have in it

Oh? How come?

Do you actively avoid them or are you an old soul who pooh-poohs at social media? ;p

Yes, it's pretty normal for us to know at least two languages. People from the South who come and work in the North have to learn Hindi, so that makes it 3 languages for them. Fun fact: since I'm working in a smaller city, the people here speak a certain dialect of Hindi that I often struggle with. So they automatically switch to casual Hindi when speaking to me. I don't think they even realize the fact that they automatically switch their dialects/languages.

I like to listen to music, watch movies and like everybody else, waste hours and hours on Insta reels. I do get some decent info off them from time to time, though.

It is. Roughly half of India speaks Hindi. And in case you didn't know, we have 22 official languages recognized by our constitution. I don't have an official number, but we do speak hundreds of languages and thousands of dialects here, in total.

So what do you do in your spare time? Researching stuff related to languages?

Wow. You really know your languages, huh?

My mother tongue is Hindi. It's also a logical language - you pronounce things exactly as you write them. The most difficult part about it is learning the alphabets, but once you know them, everything from that point onward becomes extremely easy.

I've heard Polish, German, French and Mandarin are among the toughest languages that one can learn.
I'm guessing it was easier to learn Spanish than it was to learn German

Why so many languages? Planning on being a translator?

I'm from India.

What do you study?

You're from the UK?

Then why would you feel lonely?

How well you live on your own depends a lot on the type of flatmates you've had. I've lived in a dorm once and 3-4 different flats, and those were interesting experiences. I enjoyed my independence.

How is your relationship with your flatmate?

Yeah, I'm aware that most people prefer companionship. I simply prefer mine in small doses.

So, don't you have a room mate?

It's a life changing Visual Novel that had me figure out my purpose in life, and has given me solace.

It's a philosophical game that tries to unwrap what truly is going on in the world. It's such an uplifting game that has such profound meaning to it, while also being a psychological horror that feels you with great unease, and at times pure dread. The game gives you a trigger warning everytime you open it up, and it really does mean it. Tho I'd like to think you'd probably be fine with it, as I see you have seen Devilman and Dorohedoro ( love dorohedoro, can't wait for season 2 )

It has a really slow and seemingly out of place beginning. If you just read the first few hours you'd think it was just a lame/cliche yuri rom com, but it all is relevant and is important for the later story. I'm glad I stuck with the first stages, because it's not only my number 1 favorite Visual Novel, but is #3 in my all time favorite media ( like all anime, IRL movies, videogames, manga, etc etc )

So yea, it really is Wonderful if I say so myself :)