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Its really not that hard unless your a stuck up brat but you just look at the person and find something in there features that you think is pretty. But you don't only have to say something nice about there looks. You can tell them that they are kind or honest something about there personality. here are some examples: your hair is pretty. I like your shoes. you are so kind. I like your hat.
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