Give a two-minute talk about the friends and friendships you have in your life. Say: * if you have a lot of friends * what qualities you look for in friends * if you value your friends (Why? / Why not?) * what you usually do with your friends.

I consider myself fortunate to have a small but very close-knit group of friends. I don't have a huge circle, but I do value the friendships I have deeply. I find that it's not about the quantity, but the quality of friendships that truly matter.

The qualities I look for in a friend are loyalty, honesty, and a sense of humor. I appreciate friends who are supportive, who can be trusted with both good news and bad, and who always seem to understand without judgment. I also value friends who make an effort to stay connected, even when life gets busy.

I definitely value my friends a lot. They play an important role in my life, offering not only companionship but also a sense of security and emotional support. Good friends can make tough times easier, and good times even better. They help keep me grounded, offer different perspectives, and I learn a lot from them.

When I spend time with my friends, we usually hang out doing simple things—like grabbing coffee, going for a walk, or watching movies. Sometimes, we talk about our lives or just laugh about the silly things that happened during the week. It’s those little moments that build the strongest memories and make the friendship even more special.