Sometimes the internet reminds us of why we love it, especially when we're blessed with videos like that of language extraordinary Mohammed.
In the clip shared by BBC News Northern Ireland about school children saying that they find languages "too difficult," we're introduced to Mohammed, a student from a primary school in Belfast who is going against the grain with his love of languages.
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The well-spoken, passionate youngster shares his heart-warming experience moving from Syria to Lebanon and picking up French along the way, before moving to Northern Ireland.
Now, multi-lingual Mohammed acts as an interpreter to his fellow Syrian pupils. "When they're stuck on something or the teacher wants to tell them something, like there's an event coming up or something, they just call me from my class and say 'Can you explain that to them?'," he explains.
In the clip, Mohammed says that he wants to learn either Spanish, because "three language are better than two", and Irish, because he plays gaelic and hurling.
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It's safe to say the people of Twitter can't deal with how amazing he is.
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One user tweeted: "I know this child has a family, but I'd like to adopt him for one day a week even."
Another person wrote: "Beautiful child!"
Mohammed's actual teacher even joined in the praise, saying: "I'm one of his teachers, he's an absolute star and he does inspire other EAL kids. They want to be 'like mohammad'!! Coincidentally, he was also our best player in recent hurling final! Heart of a lion! [sic]"
This guy definitely has a bright future ahead of him.
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