Sheraz Dooley

The most common word you're after is sharmīlā (शर्मीला). That’s the word you would use for a bloke. For a woman, you just change the ending to get sharmīlī (शर्मीली). Both of these come from the root word 'sharm', which means shyness or modesty. You might also hear the word sankochī (संकोची), which is more about being hesitant or reserved. But for a direct, everyday translation of 'shy', sharmīlā is definitely your go-to.

It can be a bit awkward, for sure. I would not ask directly, "will you be my friend?". That can be a bit too direct. It might put too much pressure on them.

A better way is to be casual. You should reference something you did together. For example, "Hey, it was fun talking in class today." Then, you can give a small compliment. Something like, "You seem really cool."

After that, suggest a simple plan. "Want to grab a coffee this week?" is good. Or maybe "We should study together sometime." This shows you want to hang out. It lets the friendship start in a more natural way. Good luck, eh?

I think it is Angel Falls, in Venezuela. The real name in Spanish is Salto Ángel. The water falls for a very long time, it is almost one kilometer high. I check now and it says 979 meters. It is inside a big national park, the Canaima National Park. It must be amazing to see it. I have only seen photos but it is a dream of mine to go there. It is a very remote place.

Bixby is Samsung's own voice assistant. It is like Google Assistant. On your A52 phone, you can ask it to do things. Like open camera, set alarm, or call a friend. You can start it by long pressing the side button. It makes using the phone very easy.