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Flirting with someone - English lesson

💘 Flirting with Someone - English vocabulary & expressions

🧠 1. Useful vocabulary - Learn the words!
💞 Feelings and attraction:

- To be attracted to someone = You like how someone looks or acts
- To have a crush = You secretly like someone a lot
- To fall for someone = To start to love someone
- To be into someone (informal) = To really like someone (romantic way)
- To have butterflies (in your stomach) = You feel nervous because you like someone
- To feel nervous = You feel shy or unsure

💬 Flirting actions:

- To flirt = To talk or act in a romantic way
- To make the first move = To start a conversation or ask someone out
- To smile at someone = You look at them and smile
- To glance at someone = To look quickly at someone
- To joke around = To be funny to make someone laugh
- To lightly touch (arm, shoulder...) = A small touch to connect

📱 Flirting by message (Texting):

- To text someone = To send a message
- To send a heart emoji ❤️ = A flirty or romantic symbol
- To react to a story (social media) = To like or reply to someone's post
- To slide into someone's DMs = To send a private message (informal)
- To like a photo = You click "like" to show interest

💔 Rejection or Awkward moments :

- To get rejected = When someone says "no" or isn't interested
- To be friendzoned = When someone only wants to be friends
- To not be interested = They don't feel the same way
- It's awkward = It feels strange or uncomfortable
- To be too forward = To be too direct or pushy

💬 2. Useful Sentences - What to Say When Flirting
🧷 Starting a conversation
- Hi! I saw you and I had to say hi.

- You have such a positive vibe.

- I like your outfit - it's cool.

- What's your name?

- Do you come here a lot?

🌟 Giving a compliment:
- You're really cute.

- That smile should be illegal! (Funny way to say you love their smile)

- You have a really good sense of humor.

- I could listen to you talk for hours.

- Your eyes are beautiful.

☕ Asking someone out:
- Wanna grab a coffee sometime?

- Would you like to hang out this weekend?

- Let's go see a movie together.

- I'd really like to get to know you better.

🎭 3. Roleplay - Practice with a friend!
Situation: At a party. You want to talk to someone you like.

YOU:
Hi! I love your jacket - where did you get it?
(You're starting the conversation with a compliment.)

OTHER PERSON:
Oh, thanks! I got it online. You have great style too.
(They're happy and give you a compliment back.)

YOU:
That's sweet of you to say. I'm Alex, by the way.
(You introduce yourself.)

OTHER PERSON:
Nice to meet you, Alex. I'm Taylor.
(They say their name too.)

YOU:
Nice to meet you too. Wanna go get a drink and talk a bit?
(You suggest spending more time together.)

OTHER PERSON:
Sure, let's go!
(They say yes!) 🥳

🔁 Practice Tip: Change the names, place, and compliments to make your own version!

🌍 4. Culture tips - How to flirt in English
🇬🇧 In England and other English-speaking countries:

- People often flirt in a friendly, relaxed way.

- Humour is very common - being funny is attractive!

- Compliments are usually light (not too serious).

- It's normal to say: "Wanna hang out?" instead of "Go on a date?"

- Always be polite and respectful. If the person says no, don't push.

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👨‍🎓 Fill in the Blanks

Context:You are at a friend's party. You see a girl you like and go talk to her.

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1. YOU: Hey, I really like your vibe. You’ve got a great
(1). (Hint: What do you give when you say something nice to someone?)

2. OTHER PERSON: Aww, thank you! That’s such a nice
(2). (Hint: A nice thing someone says to you.)

3. YOU: To be honest, I’ve had a little
(3) on you for a while. (Hint: You secretly like someone a lot.)

4. OTHER PERSON: Haha really? I didn’t know that! You’re making me feel
(4). (Hint: You feel this when you're shy or excited.)

5. YOU: Same! I always get
(5) when I talk to someone I like. (Hint: It’s a feeling in your stomach when you’re nervous.)

6. OTHER PERSON: Well… I think you’re really cute too. I’m
(6) you. (Hint: A short way to say you like someone romantically.)

7. YOU: Wow, really? That makes me so happy. Do you maybe want to
(7) this weekend? (Hint: Another way to say “go out” or “spend time together”.)

8. OTHER PERSON: Yes, I’d love to! Maybe we can grab a drink or see a
(8)? (Hint: Something you watch together in a cinema.)

9. YOU: Perfect. I promise not to
(9) you like last time. (Hint: When someone disappears and stops answering messages.)

10. OTHER PERSON: Haha deal. But you have to keep sending those sweet !

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