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Aniela Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
funny / fun
When should we use "You are a funny person" / "You are a fun person" ?
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g. by telling jokes or being humorous. Only the context will distinguish these.
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- by telling jokes or being humorous.
- Only the context will distinguish these.
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- they are happy, positive, like to do enjoyable activities).
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"You are a funny person" can mean either that they are strange/odd or that they make others laugh (in a good way), e.g. by telling jokes or being humorous. Only the context will distinguish these.
"You are a fun person" means that they are fun to be with (e.g. they are happy, positive, like to do enjoyable activities).
"You are a fun person" means that they are fun to be with (e.g. they are happy, positive, like to do enjoyable activities).
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I do not quit see the difference. You ar fun to ... means what exactly?
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You are fun to be with.
When people are with you, they have a good time because of your personality.
When people are with you, they have a good time because of your personality.
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