I have a crush on a boy. We're both still 12. Ever since I've known him, I've had the feeling that he somehow doesn't like me or something… He always plays Minecraft with my little brother and doesn't even greet me when I'm visiting him. When I talk to him he is normally really nice but even when we're in a room he pretends I'm not there so he doesn't talk to me. But he looks at me sometimes. Does that mean he hates me now?
I don't think he hates you but apparently at 12 he has other interests. That will only develop. Not all 12 year olds are equal.
No, it doesn't have to be! I guess he's very shy. It wouldn't make sense in my opinion if he hated you for no reason.
Talk to him. Make him feel like you like him. Maybe then he will dare to talk to you more
Hate is a heavy word. Would rather speak of "dislike" or "dislike".
But I think it's rather embarrassment.
It is significant that the first thing you hate about a little boy, especially since he doesn't seem to know you very well. If you want to get to know him better, don't wait for better weather, just ask him if he would like to do something with you. Then you have certainty.
He is fully self-confident and speaks a lot with my brother and father
No, I don't think that means that he hates you directly…
It could be that he is shy or he is just not interested.
But that can still change…
Talk to him, you can somehow bring it closer to him that you like him, if he backs away, take it slowly, it will be fine
What does embarrassment mean?
Maybe because both are male? I'm sure it's because of that
He's too ginant, don't really know what to say.
This means that he knows nothing about girls and is therefore insecure and intimidated about everything.
Sure, if she doesn't know "embarrassed", she'll probably know what "called" (and not ginant) is.
Yes can also be. But to my mother he is just the same as to me. He's normal with his aunt and grandma
Then explain it to her, you're so good at it! In addition, you can be embarrassed and google ginant!
But not if the answerer misspellings the word repeatedly.
Yes, you know: we old people still learned it that way. But for you I like to write it by ear: Schinant, :))
Is written "named" anyway.
https://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/genant
Especially for the old people XD
Extra for you:
The word is called "gênant", comes from French, which means something like "obstructive, annoying" and is often used synonymously for "shameful, embarrassed, embarrassed" in German as "called". But I love to give fivestars to your grandma.
Extract from:
https://www.mundmische.de/bedeutung/23471-schinant
Yes, that makes sense: ignore the dictionary and use the jungle website instead. But it's good that you explain the world to me. Just because it's where it comes from doesn't mean it's written that way in German. "Chique" is also spelled "chic" in German.
As I said, speak to him openly. And make him feel like you like him. A relationship wouldn't be possible at the moment anyway if the contact didn't even exist.
Just! And that's why I still write it ginant and that's it!
