<human>: Hi guys, I'm not sure where to start, but I like to say first that I have a pretty low self esteem and I'm shy as hell. I consider myself more of an introvert but I still do like conversations and having friends.

I've just started going to my University's orientation week and things has been pretty depressing since the first day. It seems to me like everyone has already gathered into their social groups, have someone that they knew before coming here, or even have a buddy to talk to and walk with during the orientation events. What's worse is that I'm living on a campus university, meaning that meeting anyone I know requires a few hours of travel time. 

I've attended all of the events so far, but as I said, most people have already formed their groups and travel together making it extremely hard for me to integrate myself into the group. Heck, because I'm Chinese, I've tried talking to other Chinese people but most are so fluent in either Chinese or Cantonese that they use it when conversing in their social groups, and I find it hard to follow since I'm really not that good at either languages.

Anyway, I've just given up all together on the 2nd day, going and leaving breakfast and dinner early to not be seen eating alone. I'm still joining some of the events, and of course I will strike up a conversation or two, but I really don't see myself meeting a friend at this period of time.

With all that said, do you actually become good friends with people you meet during orientation? I'm kinda betting on the fact that I'll be friends with people who are majoring in the same course as me, and joining some clubs later on but it'd be really depressing if the groups in orientation ended up lasting the whole course.

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<bot>: Not making friends in orientation, scared of having no friends after it ends. Are the friends you make during orientation important?