Was ist fun? Aussprache und Verwendung im Englischen

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Definition und Aussprache von fun

funnoun

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Definition und Aussprache von fun

The word "fun" is pronounced foon.

Here's a breakdown to help you:

  • "f": As in "fun" (the letter)
  • "u": As in "food"
  • "n": As in "now"

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Verwendung und Beispiele mit dem Wort fun im Englischen

Let's break down how to use the word "fun" in English. It's a very common and versatile word, but understanding its nuances will help you use it effectively.

1. Basic Usage - Describing Enjoyment

  • Most common use: "Fun" simply means something is pleasurable, enjoyable, or amusing.
    • "That movie was fun!" (I enjoyed it.)
    • "Playing with your friends is fun." (It's enjoyable to play with friends.)
    • "We had a fun day at the beach." (The day was enjoyable.)

2. As an Adjective (Describing Something):

  • You can use "fun" to describe things that are fun.
    • "It's a fun game." (The game is enjoyable.)
    • "She has a fun personality." (She's amusing and lively.)
    • "Let's go to a fun party!" (Let's go to a lively, enjoyable party.)

3. As a Verb (To Cause Enjoyment):

  • "Fun" can also be a verb, meaning to make someone enjoy themselves.
    • "The kids are having fun." (They're enjoying themselves.)
    • "He likes to have fun on the weekends." (He enjoys being playful and entertaining himself.)
    • "Let's have some fun!" (Let's enjoy ourselves!)

4. Phrases and Expressions with "Fun":

  • Have fun: The most common phrase – as mentioned above, it means to enjoy oneself.
  • A lot of fun: Even more enjoyment. "That concert was a lot of fun!"
  • So much fun: Similar to "a lot of fun."
  • For fun: Done for pleasure, not with a specific purpose. “I’m learning to paint for fun.”
  • Fun and games: Often refers to leisure activities or lighthearted entertainment. "They spent the afternoon playing fun and games."

5. Levels of "Fun":

  • Mildly Fun: Something that's pleasant but not incredibly exciting. "That restaurant was mildly fun."
  • Really Fun: Something that brings a lot of enjoyment. "That concert was really fun!"
  • A Blast/Amazing Fun: Something extremely enjoyable and exciting. “That trip was a blast!”

6. Example Sentences Combining Different Uses:

  • "I had so much fun at the amusement park! The rides were really fun." (Using "fun" as an adjective and a verb.)
  • "Let's go out tonight and have some fun!" (Using "fun" as a verb).
  • "This is a fun way to spend a rainy afternoon." (Using "fun" as an adjective).

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Synonyme für das Wort fun

Redewendungen des Wortes fun

be/become a figure of fun
to be/become somebody that other people laugh at
    fun and games
    (informal)activities that are not serious and that other people may think are bad
    • Teaching isn't all fun and games, you know.
    make fun of somebody/something
    to laugh at somebody/something or make other people laugh at them, usually in an unkind way
    • It's cruel to make fun of people who stammer.
    poke fun at somebody/something
    to say unkind things about somebody/something in order to make other people laugh at them
    • Her novels poke fun at the upper class.
    • She’s always poking fun at herself.

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