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19 feb 2009 · US, English. Feb 19, 2009. #2. Yes. You can say this sarcastically, so it is an insult, or you can say it sincerely, and it does mean that the person is funny. I would say that it is far more common to hear this particular phrase as a sarcastic or insulting comment, these days. P.
12 apr 2008 · When I was a kid, it was "funniest," but somewhere along the line they seem to have changed the rule, because now I hear "most funny" and "most happy" everywhere. My understanding has been that two syllable words can be treated in two ways: 1) "That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard." 2) "That's the most stupid thing I've ever heard."
26 lug 2010 · Hi forum. I thought fun guy and funny guy were interchangeable, but today some people told me they're not. So I want to ask if they're same in most situations?
25 gen 2019 · You should not have corrected her. "Fun" is a noun used adjectivally - it is common and informal. AchilleAndMedea said: I corrected her by saying that "he's a funny person". But a collegue of mine told me that "funny" can be used as an insult. I would not say that it is an insult, but it can be negative. One meaning of "funny" is "strange ...
25 apr 2008 · Apr 27, 2008. #22. There is no real slang name for people from Köln or Stuttgart. They're just "Kölner" and "Stuttgarter". You could call people from Köln "Jäcken" refering to the famous "kölner Karneval" but that is actually also a name for anyone making stupid jokes, that is just usually used in the region of Köln.
22 feb 2014 · I see "He is funny" as more active; he tells funny jokes or generally makes people laugh. "He has a good sense of humour" can be a more passive quality; it may mean simply that he appreciates it when others are funny.
27 feb 2020 · Thanks. I just come up with several other ways to describe people who laugh easily. What do you think? -She laughs at anything funny. -She can’t resist anything funny. -She doesn’t have any resistance to any funny things. We're not likely to use the third, and if we did the second "any" would not be used.
16 ago 2006 · Aug 16, 2006. #6. Just to be totally clear: You can have a fuse burn out without the light bulb burning out. This can happen when you overload the circuit by plugging too many things into it, for example. You reset the circuit or replace the burnt-out fuse and the light bulb (along with the other items on that circuit) comes back on.
11 mar 2007 · Cheers is just a brindisi, and the addition of "big ears" is just a funny phrase in which you are calling someone "orrechione" (or something similar). The rhyme is cheers/ears. The second, I think might be better said "The way it goes, big nose" is the same - goes/nose. You have in Italian: Saluti a tutti - it rhymes, and you probably have ...
11 mar 2016 · Sun, "fun time" means something totally different from either of the two possible meanings of "funny time". Google results are therefore totally meaningless. Fun time : an enjoyable period. Funny time (1) : a strange period. Funny time (2) : a period for laughing - note that this is very different from "enjoyable", even though most of us enjoy ...
