意味
Used to wish someone enjoyment or a good time.
文化的背景
Americans use 'Have fun' very liberally, even with acquaintances. British speakers might prefer 'Enjoy yourself' or 'Have a good one' in some contexts. It is a standard way to end a conversation when someone is leaving.
Context is key
Always check if the activity is actually fun before saying it.
Avoid in sadness
Never say this to someone who is grieving.
意味
Used to wish someone enjoyment or a good time.
Context is key
Always check if the activity is actually fun before saying it.
Avoid in sadness
Never say this to someone who is grieving.
Use with 'at'
Pair it with 'at' for events like parties or concerts.
自分をテスト
Choose the correct phrase.
My friend is going to a concert. I should say: ____.
'Have fun' is the correct idiomatic expression.
Fill in the blank.
I am going to the park. - Have fun ___ the park!
We use 'at' for specific locations/events.
Complete the dialogue.
A: I'm going on vacation tomorrow. B: ____!
'Have fun' is the most natural response for a vacation.
Match the situation to the response.
Which situation is 'Have fun' NOT appropriate for?
It is insensitive to wish someone fun at a funeral.
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練習問題バンク
4 問題My friend is going to a concert. I should say: ____.
'Have fun' is the correct idiomatic expression.
I am going to the park. - Have fun ___ the park!
We use 'at' for specific locations/events.
A: I'm going on vacation tomorrow. B: ____!
'Have fun' is the most natural response for a vacation.
Which situation is 'Have fun' NOT appropriate for?
It is insensitive to wish someone fun at a funeral.
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よくある質問
8 問No, 'fun' is uncountable. Just say 'Have fun'.
No, it is neutral to informal.
Yes, if you are friendly with your coworkers.
You can say 'Have fun today' or 'Have fun with that'.
It can be, depending on your tone.
Say 'Thanks!' or 'I will!'.
Yes, it is universal.
No, never pluralize 'fun'.
関連フレーズ
Have a good time
similarWishing someone enjoyment.
Enjoy yourself
similarWishing someone enjoyment.
Have a blast
specialized formHave a very good time.
