have fun

English

Verb

have fun (third-person singular simple present has fun, present participle having fun, simple past and past participle had fun)

1. To enjoy oneself; to experience enjoyable activities.

   Blondes have more fun.

Translations

enjoy oneself

• Arabic: مَرِحَ‎‎ (mariḥa)
• Catalan: divertir-se (ca), entretenir-se (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 玩得開心, 玩得开心 (wán de kāixīn)

• Czech: bavit se
• Dutch: lol maken
• Esperanto: amuziĝi
• Finnish: pitää hauskaa (fi), huvitella (fi)
• French: s'amuser (fr), s'égayer (fr)
• Galician: divírtete
• German: Spaß haben

• Greek: διασκεδάζω (el) (diaskedázo)
• Hindi: मस्ती करना (mastī karnā)
• Italian: divertirsi (it)
• Japanese: 楽しむ (たのしむ, tanoshimu)
• Korean: 즐기다 (ko) (jeulgida)
• Portuguese: divertir-se
• Russian: наслажда́ться (ru) (naslaždátʹsja), весели́ться (ru) (veselítʹsja), развлека́ться (ru) (razvlekátʹsja), забавля́ться (ru) (zabavljátʹsja)
• Spanish: divertirse (es)
• Swedish: ha roligt (sv), ha kul
• Turkish: eğlenmek (tr)

Interjection

have fun

1. Used to wish somebody a good and enjoyable time when they are about to do something.

Translations

wish someone a good time

• Catalan: diverteix-te
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 祝你玩得開心, 祝你玩得开心 (zhù nǐ wán de kāixīn)

• Czech: bav se (unformal), bavte se (formal)
• Dutch: veel plezier
• Finnish: pidä hauskaa sg, pitäkää hauskaa pl
• French: amuse-toi (informal), amusez-vous (formal)
• German: viel Spaß!
• Greek: καλή διασκέδαση f (kalí diaskédasi)

• Icelandic: góða skemmtun (is)
• Italian: divertiti (divèrtiti)
• Norwegian: kos(a) deg/dykk!
• Polish: baw się dobrze!, dobrej zabawy!
• Portuguese: divirta-se, se divirta
• Russian: (жела́ю/жела́ем) хорошо́ повесели́ться (xorošó poveselítʹsja), (жела́ю/жела́ем) хорошо́ провести́ вре́мя (xorošó provestí vrémja)
• Swedish: ha det så roligt, ha det så kul
• Turkish: çok eğlen, çok eğlenin pl, iyi eğlenceler
• Ukrainian: (бажа́ю/бажа́ємо) добре повеселитися (dóbre poveselýtysja), (бажа́ю/бажа́ємо) добре провести час (dóbre provestý čas)