a male romantic friend = khaver romanti (חבר ×¨×•×ž× ×˜×™)
a female romantic friend = khaverah romantit (חברה ×¨×•×ž× ×˜×™×ª)
To be romantic = להיות ×¨×•×ž×˜× ×™ (li-heh-YOHT ro-MAHN-tee)
ahavah romantit (אהבה ×¨×•×ž× ×˜×™×ª)
Chag sameach, chaverim!
our (male) friend = חבר ×©×œ× ×• (khaver shelanu) our (female) friend = חברה ×©×œ× ×• (khaverah shelanu)
She means she wants you two to be company for each other and close, but not romantic.
male close friend = khah-VEHR TOV (חבר טוב) female close friend = khah-veh-RAH toh-VAH (חברה טובה)
It depends. To whom are you speaking and in what context? If you say "Je t'aime" / "Je t'adore" (I love you / I adore you) to a relative or good friend, it's not romantic at all. Example: If my best friend surprised me with concert tickets, I'd say: "Wow, you're the best! I adore you! Thanks so much", etc. (No romantic tone, there.) If you say it to your spouse or boyfriend/girlfriend, then yes, the phrases are romantic. Hope this helps. =)
say what is in your heart... simple compliments such as "you are looking beautiful" will let her know you do care and take note of her.
i did that. its only possible if they have romantic feelings for you though but dont want to complicate the friendship or take a chance and get rejected. id say just flirt and if they watch you weird just say you were kidding and laugh it off. if they seem to flirt back then great! ^_^
Chaverah (חברה) or yedidah (ידידה)
Friend: חבר
You say 'Yalda' in Hebrew