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Originally posted by BnPac
Random thoughts:
1) What is the difference between those two smileys :-/:-\ ?
2) When do you use "fun" and not "funny" and vice versa. Like I understan you CAN'T say the part was funny for instance, it has to be the party was fun. But like Ross said in friends "What would make this ride more fun?" why didn't he say "what will make this ride funnier" or can you say both? Really random I know  . |
1. There is no difference.
2. 'Fun' and 'funny' are not interchangeable. I have no idea what your native language is, but when you say something is 'fun' you're saying it makes you happy, makes for a good time, etc. When something is 'funny,' it's amusing. They're quite similar, because something 'funny' also generally puts one in a good mood. But you would not describe a party as 'funny' because parties are not meant to be amusing in the funny sense. They're meant to be amusing in the fun sense. You just have to accept it, there is no logic to it.
'Funnier' is an extension of 'funny,' not 'fun,' so no you cannot say that in place of 'more fun.'
