Funの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Out at work is typically used when for your job you travel or your job moves locations often.

Maybe someone who does construction work will use this type of sentence.

So this just means someone had fun at work.

Also it could be sarcasm and the job is not fun.

A: That context is strange. However if we said:

I'd forgotten how much fun you are.

That implies that the speaker enjoys being with the person they are speaking to. A 'fun' person is one who has a lot of good, fun, times.

I suspect the speaker in your clip is being sarcastic. That in this context he's criticising the girls for being silly.

A: 〇〇さんはそれをするのが好きだ。

A: @Timikaus: I think what you were doing was likely very enjoyable.

A: 楽しんで

A: A "fun fact" can be any unusual bit of trivia. Usually, "fun facts" are not useful or practical for daily life.

"Fun fact: a group of crows is called a murder."
"Japan has multiple small islands inhabited only by cute animals like cats or rabbits, how's that for a fun fact!"
"My favorite fun fact is that wombat poop is cube-shaped."

A: Make fun of:

"My friend always makes fun of me."
"I made fun of her for tripping."
"I like to make fun of people."

Tease:
(As a noun) "That woman is such a tease."
(As a verb) "My friend always teases me."

"Make fun of" and "tease" are both very similar and you can usually interchange the two of them. "Tease", however, may also be used as a noun and it means someone who teases/plays a joke on another person.

A: You can say : 1) Hope you have a great time! 2) Have a blast!

A: "Have fun" and "enjoy yourself" is what you say to someone who is going somewhere without you (but you don't take offence) and is meant in a friendly manner. Usually used if someone is going on a trip.
"Have fun at Disney land!" or "Make sure you enjoy yourself at the party!"

A: He is a funny person. He always says weird things.

He is a fun person. He is always telling jokes.

A: no difference

A: Having fun means your are enjoying yourself. Entertaining means your are helping others to enjoy themselves.

A: "I have being so much fun" is not grammatical.

It could be "I have been having so much fun" perhaps?

"I'm having so much fun" is good.

A: @guu-: I think they mean roughly the same thing. However, depending on the context, teasing can be fun and lighthearted, while making fun of someone is always something bad.
Hope this helps! 😊

A: It's fun. = rollercosters, games, hanging out with friends, etc.

It's funny. = jokes, comedians, Hahaha, etc.

A:
‎ I am fun ( I'm someone you can have fun with)
I was fun ( back in time I was fun to have time with)
I have fun ( I'm having fun right now)
I had fun ( past : I had fun today, yesterday, on Sunday.....)
it's the difference in time

A: I think you can just say "Enjoy your time in school like you always do."

A: Yup, they are natural.
The first three suggest someone else took part in the show.
The last one suggests you took part in the show.

A: it depends on the context.

between those two, "have fun" is correct.

however, it is correct to say "have a fun time".

it is not correct to say "I had a fun".

A: they are both correct, although they mean different things, " it is not fun." means it is not something you enjoy happening. while "it is not funny" means it does not make you laugh.

A: Someone

A: "I drink a lot everyday for the fun of it." Would be better.

A: about ✔
for ✔
with ❎

A: 頑張って！

A: Just replace I am with I'm and you are with you're, It will sound more natural.

I'm happy if you're having fun.