Phrase guide

have fun

intj · verb · 2 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot

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1

intj

Meaning 1

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

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

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Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

2

verb

Meaning 2

To enjoy oneself; to experience enjoyable activities.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Examples

  • Blondes have more fun.
  • Person 1: I'm going to the bathroom. Person 2: Don't have too much fun.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

History

Etymology

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Across languages

Translations

86 source translations are retained for this English entry.

  • Arabic: اِسْتَمْتِعْ (istamtiʕ) — wish someone a good time
  • Catalan: diverteix-te — wish someone a good time
  • Chinese Mandarin: 祝你玩得開心 /祝你玩得开心 (zhù nǐ wán de kāixīn) — wish someone a good time
  • Czech: bav se — wish someone a good time
  • Czech: bavte se — wish someone a good time
  • Dutch: veel plezier — wish someone a good time
  • Finnish: pidä hauskaa — wish someone a good time
  • Finnish: pitäkää hauskaa — wish someone a good time
  • French: amuse-toi bien ! — wish someone a good time
  • French: amusez-vous bien ! — wish someone a good time
  • German: viel Spaß! — wish someone a good time
  • German: gönn dir — wish someone a good time
  • Greek: καλή διασκέδαση (kalí diaskédasi) — wish someone a good time
  • Hungarian: jó szórakozást — wish someone a good time
  • Hungarian: érezd jól magad — wish someone a good time
  • Hungarian: érezze jól magát — wish someone a good time
  • Hungarian: érezzétek jól magatokat — wish someone a good time
  • Hungarian: érezzék jól magukat — wish someone a good time
  • Icelandic: góða skemmtun — wish someone a good time
  • Italian: divertiti — wish someone a good time
  • Italian: divertitevi — wish someone a good time
  • Italian: buon divertimento — wish someone a good time
  • Norwegian Bokmål: kos deg! — wish someone a good time
  • Norwegian Bokmål: kos dere! — wish someone a good time
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: kos deg! — wish someone a good time
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: kos dykk! — wish someone a good time
  • Persian: خوش بگذره (xoš begzare) — wish someone a good time
  • Polish: baw się dobrze! — wish someone a good time
  • Polish: dobrej zabawy! — wish someone a good time
  • Portuguese: divirta-se — wish someone a good time
  • Portuguese: se divirta — wish someone a good time
  • Romanian: distracție plăcută — wish someone a good time
  • Russian: хорошо́ повесели́ться (xorošó poveselítʹsja) — wish someone a good time
  • Russian: хорошо́ провести́ вре́мя (xorošó provestí vrémja) — wish someone a good time
  • Scottish Gaelic: feuch gun còrd e riut — wish someone a good time
  • Scottish Gaelic: feuch gun còrd e ribh — wish someone a good time
  • Scottish Gaelic: gabh spòrs — wish someone a good time
  • Spanish: diviértete! — wish someone a good time
  • Spanish: pásatelo bien — wish someone a good time
  • Swedish: ha det så roligt — wish someone a good time
  • Swedish: ha det så kul — wish someone a good time
  • Turkish: çok eğlen — wish someone a good time
  • Turkish: çok eğlenin — wish someone a good time
  • Turkish: iyi eğlenceler — wish someone a good time
  • Ukrainian: до́бре повесели́тися (dóbre poveselýtysja) — wish someone a good time
  • Ukrainian: до́бре провести́ ча́с (dóbre provestý čás) — wish someone a good time
  • Arabic: مَرِحَ (mariḥa) — enjoy oneself
  • Azerbaijani: əylənmək — enjoy oneself
  • Catalan: divertir-se — enjoy oneself
  • Catalan: entretenir-se — enjoy oneself
  • Chinese Mandarin: 玩得開心 /玩得开心 (wán de kāixīn) — enjoy oneself
  • Czech: bavit se — enjoy oneself
  • Dutch: lol maken — enjoy oneself
  • Esperanto: amuziĝi — enjoy oneself
  • Finnish: pitää hauskaa — enjoy oneself
  • Finnish: huvitella — enjoy oneself
  • Finnish: rillutella — enjoy oneself
  • French: s'amuser — enjoy oneself
  • French: s'égayer — enjoy oneself
  • Galician: divírtete — enjoy oneself
  • German: Spaß haben — enjoy oneself
  • Greek: διασκεδάζω (diaskedázo) — enjoy oneself
  • Hebrew: נֶהֱנָה (nehená) — enjoy oneself
  • Hebrew: כִּיֵּף (kiyyéf) — enjoy oneself
  • Hindi: मस्ती करना (mastī karnā) — enjoy oneself
  • Hungarian: szórakozik — enjoy oneself
  • Hungarian: jól szórakozik — enjoy oneself
  • Hungarian: jól érzi magát — enjoy oneself
  • Italian: divertirsi — enjoy oneself
  • Japanese: 楽しむ (tanoshimu) — enjoy oneself
  • Korean: 즐기다 (jeulgida) — enjoy oneself
  • Latin: oblector — enjoy oneself
  • Polish: bawić się — enjoy oneself
  • Portuguese: divertir-se — enjoy oneself
  • Romanian: se distra — enjoy oneself
  • Russian: наслажда́ться (naslaždátʹsja) — enjoy oneself
  • Russian: весели́ться (veselítʹsja) — enjoy oneself
  • Russian: развлека́ться (razvlekátʹsja) — enjoy oneself
  • Russian: забавля́ться (zabavljátʹsja) — enjoy oneself
  • Spanish: divertirse — enjoy oneself
  • Spanish: pasárselo bien — enjoy oneself
  • Spanish: gasajarse — enjoy oneself
  • Swedish: ha roligt — enjoy oneself
  • Swedish: ha kul — enjoy oneself
  • Swedish: ha skoj — enjoy oneself
  • Turkish: eğlenmek — enjoy oneself