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fun

/fʌn/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. enjoyable, amusing

German	lustig, spaßig
French	divertissant, bon délire, amusant
Portuguese	divertido
Italian	divertente, intrigante
Spanish	divertido, lúdrico
Dutch	leuk, plezierig, lollig
Swedish	kul, rolig, skojig
Latin	delectabilis

2. fun (enjoyable, amusing)

German	der Spaß, der Jux, Flachs
Swedish	skoj

3. playful

German	verspielt
French	folâtre
Portuguese	brincalhão
Czech	hravý
Italian	giocherellone, giocondo
Spanish	juguetón
Swedish	lekfull
Latin	ludibundus

4. fun, nice

Swedish	kiva

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fun

/fʌn/ noun A1 (estimated)

1. enjoyment or amusement

German	der Spaß, das Vergnügen, das Amüsement
French	le plaisir, l'amusement
Portuguese	a diversão, o divertimento, o barato
Czech	zábava, legrace, hlína
Italian	il divertimento, lo spasso, la pacchia
Spanish	la gracia, la diversión, el divertimento
Dutch	het plezier, de lol, de pret
Swedish	ett skoj, ett nöje, ett nojs
Latin	delicia

2. playful, often noisy, activity

Portuguese	o divertimento
Italian	l'allegria, lo svago
Dutch	het plezier, de lol, de pret
Latin	ludus

3. fun, pleasure, appeal

German	das Vergnügen, die Freude, das Wohlgefallen
French	le plaisir
Portuguese	o prazer, a delícia, o deleite
Czech	blaho
Italian	il piacere
Spanish	el placer
Dutch	het plezier, de pret, het vermaak
Swedish	en fröjd, ett behag
Latin	iucunditas, delectatio, oblectatio

4. party; a social gathering for celebration or fun, often in a nightlife setting.

German	die Party
French	la nouba
Portuguese	a festa, a balada
Czech	večírek, oslava, mejdan
Italian	la festa, il party
Spanish	la fiesta, el reventón, el carrete
Dutch	de party
Swedish	en fest, ett party, ett kalas
Latin	convivium

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to fun

/fʌn/ verb A1 (estimated)

1. to tease, kid, poke fun

French	amuser
Dutch	plagen
Swedish	skoja

2. to fun, to pleasure, to appeal

German	das Vergnügen, die Freude, das Wohlgefallen
French	le plaisir
Portuguese	prazer
Czech	blaho
Italian	piacere
Spanish	placer
Dutch	het plezier, de pret, het vermaak
Swedish	en fröjd, ett behag

3. to enjoy, to have, to fun, to good

German	genießen
French	éclater, délecter
Portuguese	aproveitar, curtir, gozar
Czech	bavit se, těšit se
Italian	divertirsi
Spanish	disfrutar, gozar, fruir
Swedish	njuta, tycka om
Latin	fruor

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