Talk to her friends and family if you already have an established relationship. If you have never spoken to them before, you may need to take extra time to establish a new dynamic. Always be respectful when you speak to anyone in her circle as it will reflect on you later. You can also be direct and open as to why you are talking to them; however, know that they may quickly tell her or pass their own judgement and refuse to help you. Don't lie about who you are. Be honest about everything because if she finds out that she, or anyone in her close circle, has been manipulated then you will have blown your chance. Her friends and family are her first line of defence so it is important to put your best foot forward whenever you speak to them. Don't be rude or awkward as this can quickly be exaggerated when they talk to her about you. If she is in a different social circle, find common ground to get your foot in the door. Endear yourself to the members so that you get invited to one of their activities or to help ease your transition into their circle. People can tell if you are trying to put on pretense. It will take a lot of energy to keep up a charade so don't even bother trying to manufacture yourself into someone you think her family or friends may think is good for her. She also won't appreciate that you think you have to go through such lengths to get to know her. Make sure you have established a comfortable dynamic where you know them well enough that it doesn't feel awkward to ask. You don't want to ask too early and have her family be defensive or her girlfriend think that you are making conversation with her because you like her, and have her feel embarrassed after you ask about her friend. You also don't want to ask a male friend and have it turn out to be her boyfriend. Say something nonchalant similar to, "So what's Kimmy's Story?" This keeps things ambiguous so it doesn't seem like you're asking for yourself.
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One-sentence summary -- Be discreet. Make a good impression. Be yourself and be confident in your own skin. Ask her friends and family if she is single.

As friends get to know one another, they move on from safe topics, such as the weather or sports teams, to more personal matters. Ask your new friends about themselves, and share your own experiences and feelings. For example, if a new friend mentions a difficult experience, invite them to say more about it. Don't pressure them, but let them know that you are interested and that you care. Talk about your hopes and fears. It's ok to be a bit vulnerable with a friend. Close friends often share regular meeting times or activities. These rituals provide the framework for deepening your friendship. You shouldn't force them, but when it feels natural, look for ways to develop these sorts of rituals. Suggest a weekly meeting time. Perhaps you can have lunch on a certain day, or watch the same TV show together. If you're both big fans of the actor or movie franchise, make plans to go together when the next installment comes out. Meet up before going to a larger party or club meeting. It's always nice to walk in with friends! Don't let the demands of family or work mean that you go for weeks or months without seeing them. Recognize that friendships will wax and wane. Sometimes, for example, a friend might need a lot of support after the death of a loved one, for example. Other times, you might just catch up once or twice a month. Send a message to tell your friend you're thinking of them, even if you're both too busy to plan a get-together right away. Stay in touch with your friends, even if you live far apart. Friendships offer a network of support and protection. You don't need to fight your friend's battles, but don't indulge in gossip or talk about your friend behind their back. If your friend is having a hard time, be sympathetic and try to understand their perspective. Your most important role is to listen, not to offer advice or try to "fix" your friend's problems.
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One-sentence summary -- Deepen your conversations. Develop friendship rituals. Make time for your friends. Be a good ally. Be a good listener.

Normally, your child won't experience pain from a loose tooth. If their tooth is painful, it's possible that they have tooth decay or an injury. Just to be safe, take your child to the dentist to make sure they're okay. The dentist may decide to pull or treat the tooth themselves. Try not to worry because it's likely that everything is just fine. If you know your child has experienced a mouth injury, they may need dental care. Your dentist will examine your child's mouth to figure out if the tooth is loose because of the injury or because it's time for the tooth to fall out. Then, they'll help you decide how to treat the loose tooth. They may recommend you go ahead and pull the tooth, but they might also recommend alternative treatments. You likely won't need to worry about this, but it's possible for the tooth to break off as you remove it. If this happens, your child needs immediate care because the fragments could cause pain or lead to an infection. Take your child to the dentist to get the fragments removed. Fragments occur more often after a tooth is injured. It's totally normal for the socket to bleed after you pull the tooth, so try not to worry. However, the bleeding should stop after about 15 minutes of pressing gauze into the socket. Check the bleeding after 15 minutes. If the socket is still bleeding, go to the doctor, an urgent care center, or the emergency room so a doctor can help. A dentist or doctor can help stop the bleeding, so don't worry. Your child likely won't develop an infection, so try not to worry about it. However, you need to take them to the dentist immediately if you notice signs of a possible infection. The dentist will help them get the treatment they need to feel better. Go to the dentist immediately if you have the following symptoms: Fever Pain Bad breath Unpleasant taste in your mouth
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One-sentence summary -- Take your child to the dentist if they have tooth pain. Visit the dentist if the tooth is loose because of an injury. Go to the dentist immediately if tooth fragments remain. Get emergency treatment if the socket bleeds longer than 15 minutes. See the dentist if you notice signs of an infection.

Write down words and say them out loud to yourself. You can buy a workbook if you want some extra help, or find worksheets online. You can find plenty of videos online that offer the correct pronunciation of words. Try to match what you're saying with the correct pronunciation. It doesn't matter if you know what the word means if no one else can understand what you're saying. If you don't have a Bengali friend to speak with, you can always find one online! Search "Speak with a Bengali" online and you'll find plenty of sites that allow you to speak with someone over the Internet. Even if you're just exchanging small pleasantries this is a good start. Find a movie that is entirely in the Bengali language. Even if you don't know what is going on this will help you get an idea of the rhythm of the language and how words are said. You'll be surprised how helpful it is.
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Practice on your own. Practice with a Bengali online. Watch movies.