Talking and laughing with the same girl last semester. I don't know why she didn't take the initiative to talk to me this semester.

Please think back carefully, did you speak ill of that girl at the end of last semester (or complain about her to others)? If she was taught a lesson, she might be angry. . .

If she doesn't take the initiative to talk to you because she is angry, then you must calm her down first. . . Otherwise, you take the initiative to talk to her, and there will be no way to start a conversation in the future. . .

If the landlord makes sure you don't make the girl angry. Then maybe it's just that after a holiday, you're a little rusty (especially if you change seats, it's likely to deepen your estrangement). I temporarily lost the topic of chatting. . . You have to find the same topic quickly. The longer you wait, the more embarrassing it will be to chat again ~ ~ ~

Humor is the best tool if the landlord doesn't know how to start a topic. . Of course, I don't want you. If you don't pull, you have to run over and tell some cold jokes. . . Play tricks (deliberately make a fool of yourself), understand? If you are not the kind of person who can play tricks, you can laugh at yourself.

For example, one morning, you came up to her pitifully and joked that I was so miserable that I had no money to buy breakfast (the money was borrowed by XXX for urgent needs). I was so hungry that I saw the mop in the classroom like fragrant halogen powder, and my mouth was watering. . . Make it interesting. . . Girls are generally soft-hearted and will lend you money. You took the money and said you would pay her back the next day. You also said that you must thank her for her urgency and invite her to lunch. . . Didn't that give us a chance to talk? When it's time for lunch, take the opportunity to chat with all your former friends. . . Usually a meal can bring you closer. . .

Come on! Good luck ~ ~ ~

Supplementary answer:

I just saw the landlord's supplementary question and learned that it was the second situation I guessed. And in your questions to others, I can see that you are a timid and shy boy. Then the way I gave you before to start the conversation doesn't suit you. Well, the liberal arts students in my high school are basically glib and gag. . . I used to think that boys are like this, hehe. . .

Well, I've thought of several schemes for you. You can choose one to try according to your own situation!

1. Think about it. Does that girl have any favorite snacks or drinks? Then one night, you prepare her favorite food (drink) and go to the classroom by yourself (if she has the habit of coming to the classroom early or leaving the classroom late, according to her habit, give her something to talk to when there are not many people in the classroom. Why choose when there are few people? When there are many people, it is estimated that the landlord is not natural to speak. How to open the topic? For example, be specific. . For example, her favorite snack is Devmocha hazelnut chocolate. You prepare two pieces, one for her, and when you bring it to her, you can also open one yourself. While eating, he said, "No wonder you girls like chocolate so much. It turned out to be quite delicious. I have never eaten chocolate, because when I was a child, I bought chocolate at a roadside stall. Saccharin tastes so sweet. " You are talking about what she likes to eat. She must have something to say. If you talk like this, she is still not very enthusiastic, which means that she doesn't really regard you as a friend. Then, landlord, I have to advise you not to care so much. You treat her as a confidant, but she treats you as an ordinary classmate, that is, just sit together and chat, and forget it if you don't sit together. . .

Well, I experienced this kind of thing in high school (men and women, mostly women), and I was very chilling. I understand that the landlord's feelings for that girl are the treasure of friends, not the love between men and women.

Option 2: Does that girl have any good themes? You can start a conversation by asking questions. . . For example, her English is good. When there are few people in the classroom, you can ask some questions and prepare more questions. In this way, when you ask questions for more than 5 minutes, you can probably sit near her conveniently (front row, back row or next to her, depending on the situation). Ask a few more questions, thank her after asking, and then praise her a few words, "Your English is still so good ~ why am I completely confused!" " . Generally, people are happy when they praise themselves. At this time, you can chase after it ~ ~ For example, ask if you can see the blackboard clearly after changing seats (if she changes from the front row to the back row); For example, you can complain that math is so difficult this semester. . Wait a minute. . All of a sudden, there's the same topic?

If you have any questions, please keep asking me. . .