Mahalo [Pronounced: mah hah' loh] If you learn just two words in Hawaiian, learn these. They are two of the most important words in the Hawaiian language, representing paramount Hawaiian values. In Hawaiian thinking, words have mana [pronounced: mah' nah], meaning spiritual or divine power], and aloha and mahalo are among the most sacred and powerful. Say them often as they can be life-transforming and -enhancing. Be careful to use them ONLY if you truly feel mahalo or aloha within.
Start casually and then build up to asking her out properly. Start off by complimenting her. For example; You could say I think you're really hot/ pretty, or get more specific, like, I've never seen eyes that blue!. If she seems to like being complimented, then you can move onto the next stage.. See if she makes physical contact with you. If she hugs you or seems to be touching you a lot, then this means that she is really into you. For example; When you sit next to her she leans into you, or she lightly brushes your arm/ back when speaking to you.
1 Don't go around and talking about them because someone can tell her and then she will NOT want to be your best friend anymore. 2  Try to lend a listening ear. 3  Your friends will appreciate you more for being there for them. 4  Tell them what everyone has been up to and suggest that maybe next time they could come along too.