Okay let's name the guy I like as JY. So it started like this. The guy I like asked me whether I got someone I like. Than I said yes. Than my guy friend started guessing who I like. Than he guessed correctly and he started spreading to the class. Than the next day, JY's friends started calling me sister-in-law. Then they pushed a guy to me and said "Later JY jealous." My friend asked JY "So hows you and (MY NAME)" Than he answer nothing. Than my friend keep asking him about me and him and he ask her to shut up. So, do you guys thinks that he likes me back?

Depends on how old he is. I mean its hard to tell with these 6th grade classroom romances.

We don't know what this boy thinks or feels. I'm guessing you are around 12 years old?

I agree, sounds like the way 12 or 13 year olds behave. Adults do not do these sort of childish games.

If you like him, talk to him and see what he thinks

I would just ignore it and concentrate on your school work. It is way more important, and if he sees you working hard at school, he will realize you have a good head on your shoulders (which is really attractive to guys). Just be confident and concerned about yourself and your studies. If he likes you, he'll approach you.

Even with a crystal ball and psychic abilities, we can't tell you how someone else feels about you.

Your post was very confusing. I'm guessing that's because you're also confused, and very young.

If you want to know if he likes you, ask him. Only he knows how he feels. We don't. You don't. Only one person does, and that's him. Even if he does like you, if you're younger than 16-18, depending on where you live, which you must be according to your post, you parents have to agree to let you date. So what he feels, and what you feel, doesn't really matter. Your parents decide. That's the law.

I'd concentrate more on school than boys. At 12 or younger (I'm actually guessing you're closer to 10), which is what you sound like, no romantic relationship you form now, will last. So stop worrying about the boys. Concentrate on getting good grades, going to college, getting a career. Boys will come and go. At your age, which I'm guessing is very young, they'll go more often than not. So stop worrying about them. They're a passing phase. Passing quicker than you know.

They're not as important as thinking about your education. Focus on that instead of them.

Good luck.