Speaking to the girl I like

Don't ask to get to know her better - she'll see your intentions from a mile away.

It's not really an easy thing to do, especially if you're not in the same class (even if you are in the same classroom...).

Perhaps you could try making eye contact/smiling at her first and then say hi, maybe use something school related as an opening conversation. Not great, I know, but not easy to get to know someone in such an awkward situation.

Don't ask to get to know her better - she'll see your intentions from a mile away.

It's not really an easy thing to do, especially if you're not in the same class (even if you are in the same classroom...).

Perhaps you could try making eye contact/smiling at her first and then say hi, maybe use something school related as an opening conversation. Not great, I know, but not easy to get to know someone in such an awkward situation.

He could be very sneaky and ask to get to know someone else (a guy) first so she believes he has genuine interest.

Hows that sneaky?
And how would she know.
Interesting comment btw.

I definitely wouldn't use the phrase "get to know each other better". It comes off a bit weird and creepy to me. I'd suggest the same as Sean, find something school related to chat about. Something like "Hey, I'm yournamehere! You're in this class right? I think I've seen you before, I'm in the class across the room (maybe mention which subject it is or what teacher you have)." Then go from there.

If you both study the same subject in this one classroom I'd ask something like "have you guys covered the xox theory yet?" or "how do you find teacher xox? I wish I had him/her, teacher xox is so boring". If the converstion flows well then maybe ask her if she's headed to the lunch room later and if she says yes, suggest sitting together.

It's good to be honest about your intentions to get to know her but being so blunt in your first conversation could come off badly. Just take it slow and actually talk to her first! Good luck.

Because you don't really have any interest in the other guy, unless of course you did, what if you introduced yourself to another person in the other class, that gives you an excuse to move freely without looking creepy. She would know because a) she might overhear you asking, or b) if you establish a real friendship with him you could go into the class before and after lessons and talk etc, you'd have a real reason to be there, to see your friend.

Ok fair enough. I have considered starting with that but i think she'd think im a bit weird (but thats only my opinion). What you said does sound like a rather good way to start things.
I dont think we study the same subject. So thats out the window but i was gonna ask her about lunch amd what she was doing and maybe asking to join her, if things went well.
I can understand that. But it was all i could really think of. I also asked that to another girl and she said yes. Things went well until she chose anothet guy over me. I also knew her a little better beforehand also.
Thanks for your answer. Youve been a big help.

There's a chance she'll think you're a bit weird whatever you open with, it's an unavoidable risk so you may as well just go for it.

You could ask what subject it is they teach in that half of the classroom, since you basically share a classroom with her and you're not sure what they're learning over there.

It's good the other girl said yes, if you feel that's the best opener then go for it, every girl is different though and will find different approaches more preferable so don't expect her reaction to be the exact same as the other girls.

Let us know how it goes!

Everone else in the class is always talking to other people so i imagine they would completely ignore me. It does sound like a viable idea but i cant imagine ill do it.
Thanks anyway

Hows that sneaky?
And how would she know.
Interesting comment btw.

If you see her alone just approach her and ask to sit with her.

Will do, although I've only ever seen her in this class.

Be brave go for it.

Will do. Im really nervous but have now gained enough courage to do it.
Thanks.

Did you speak to her?