（テレビの中のアイドルを見て）オレのほうがカッコよくない？って英語でなんて言うの？

"I am sure I look way better than this person." You are confident that you are more attractive than that person. "As far as I can tell I am more handsome than this man." This is an observation based on your own comparison to the famous person you see on TV. "With my gorgeous looks I should be on TV instead of him." You are expressing an opinion that your extraordinary looks deserve to be on TV more than the famous person you see.

Fit=Commonly used slang in the UK meaning "Good looking, hot, sexy" "That actor looks well fit!" Buff=Commonly used slang in the UK meaning attractive or well-toned. Somebody who is buff has an attractive body, they look 'fit.' Peng= Commonly used slang in the UK meaning "Good looking person"

In making a comparison between yourself and someone, you can say: I reckon I'm better looking than him. 'I reckon' - I think, I believe, I imagine 'Better looking' - This means that you are more handsome (for men) beautiful/pretty (for women). After saying 'better looking' you must say 'than (...) In the space you can say a pronoun or noun. Another way of saying the same thing is: I'm more attractive than him I reckon. This phrase changes the order of the words, placing I reckon at the end of the sentence, 'More attractive' can be used for both males and females and means more handsome/beautiful. He's not all that. I'm better looking than him. 'Not all that' is a phrase that means 'not that great' or 'not that attractive.' The opposite would be 'All that' 'She thinks she's all that' That means, she thinks shes really special, attractive or intelligent. I hope that helps!

If you want to ask someone's opinion about how you compare to someone famous on TV, you can ask any of these questions:- 1. Am I not more handsome than he is ? This question is directly asking someone's else's opinion about how your looks compare to someone else. 2. I'm sure that I am better looking than he is, what do you think? Similarly, this question is seeking validation about you looks. Perhaps, you feel abit insecure and you want some reassurance. If you are asking this question of a loved one, they will most likely tell you that you are more handsome.

"I think I'm more handsome than (name of celebrity)." This is a self-asserted, or opinion based way of expressing that you feel you look better than someone else. "Whose more handsome, me or (name of celebrity)?" this is a polite way you can ask someone who they think looks better, you or a celebrity.

When someone is good looking or handsome then another way to put this is to 'look better' if you want someone's opinions if you look better or more handsome then you could ask them 'do you think I look better than him/her?' or 'I look better than them, dont I?' If you think something then you also reckon it so you can say 'I reckon I look better than them' this is your own personal opinion

"I reckon I am better looking than him" "I reckon" is a causally used term to describe that you 'think', ex. "I think I am better looking than him" "You think I'm more of a looker than him?" 'More of a looker' or 'looker' is used to describe someone who is more attractive than onesself. "She's a looker" (she's attractive)