Learning a foreign language, especially English, is not just a skill, it is an "opportunity"; a chance to see, hear, and be in a world larger than the circle that surrounds us. For today's young Afghans, English is not a great privilege, but a vital need. In a situation where many of us are deprived of education, work, travel, or even dreaming, language can be a bridge to meaning, connection, and hope. Language is a tool for freeing the mind. Language is a platform for flight; even if you don't have wings. Learning a language requires practise, repetition, and patience. A young person who learns a language is actually training themselves to be disciplined, persistent, and purposeful. Learning foreign women broadens our horizons and we get to know different cultures.