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Amharic አማርኛ am
አስቂኝ (Asḳiññ)
As-kee-NY

Use 'አስቂኝ' for something funny and 'ቀልድ' for a joke or something humorous.

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Arabic العربية ar
مضحك (Mudhik)
Moo-DHIK

Use 'مضحك' for something funny and 'ظريف' for something witty or charming.

Bangla বাংলা bn
মজার (Mojar)
Mo-jar

Use 'মজার' for something funny and 'হাস্যকর' for something laughable.

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Catalan català ca
Divertit/da
Dee-ver-teet/da (a for feminine)

Use 'divertit' for something amusing and 'graciós' for something funny.

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Czech čeština cs
Vtipný
Vtee-pnee

Use 'vtipný' for something witty or funny, and 'legrační' for something amusing.

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Danish dansk da
Sjov
Show

Use 'sjov' for something funny and 'grineren' for something that makes you smile.

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German Deutsch de
Lustig
Loos-tig

Use 'lustig' for general funniness, and 'witzig' for something clever or witty.

Greek Ελληνικά el
Αστείο (Astío)
Ah-STEE-o

Use 'αστείο' for something funny and 'κωμικό' for something comical.

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Spanish Español es
Divertido/a
Dee-ver-tee-do/a (a for feminine)

Use 'divertido' for general amusement and 'gracioso' for something that makes you laugh.

Estonian eesti et
Naljakas
Nahl-yah-kahs

Use 'naljakas' for something funny and 'lõbus' for something fun.

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Basque Basque eu
Barregarri
Bar-re-GAR-ree

Use 'barregarri' for something funny and 'dibertigarri' for something amusing.

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Persian فارسی fa
خنده دار (Khande-dar)
Khan-deh-DAHR

Use 'خنده دار' for something funny and 'باحال' for something cool and funny.

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Finnish suomi fi
Hauska
Hows-kah

Use 'hauska' for something funny and 'kiva' for something fun or nice.

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French Français fr
Drôle
Drohl

Use 'drôle' to describe something amusing, and 'rigolo' for something silly or lighthearted.

Galician Galician gl
Divertido/a
Dee-ver-tee-do/a (a for feminine)

Use 'divertido' for general amusement and 'gracioso' for something that makes you laugh.

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Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu
રમુજી (Ramuji)
Ra-mu-jee

Use 'રમુજી' for something funny and 'હાસ્યાસ્પદ' for something laughable.

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Hausa Hausa ha
Mai ban dariya
My ban da-ree-ya

Use 'mai ban dariya' for something that makes you laugh, and 'mai dariya' for something funny.

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Hebrew עברית he
מצחיק (Mats'hik)
Maht-CHEEK

Use 'מצחיק' for something funny and 'משעשע' for something amusing.

Hindi हिन्दी hi
मजेदार (Majedaar)
Ma-je-DAAR

Use 'मजेदार' for something fun and 'हास्यपूर्ण' for something humorous.

Hungarian magyar hu
Vicces
Vit-sesh

Use 'vicces' for something funny and 'humoros' for something humorous.

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Indonesian Indonesia id
Lucu
Loo-choo

Use 'lucu' for something funny and 'kocak' for a more casual or slang term for funny.

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Icelandic Icelandic is
Fyndið
Fin-dith

Use 'fyndið' for something funny and 'skemmtilegt' for something entertaining.

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Italian Italiano it
Divertente
Dee-ver-TEN-tay

Use 'divertente' for something that is amusing, and 'simpatico' for someone who is funny in a likeable way.

Japanese 日本語 ja
面白い (Omoshiroi)
O-mo-she-ROY

Use '面白い' for something interesting or funny, and '可笑しい' for something that's a bit odd but funny.

Korean 한국어 ko
재밌는 (Jaem-inneun)
Jae-min-nun

Use '재밌는' for something fun or funny, and '웃긴' for something that makes you laugh.

Lithuanian lietuvių lt
Juokingas
Yoo-king-gas

Use 'juokingas' for something funny and 'linksmas' for something cheerful or fun.

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Latvian latviešu lv
Smieklīgs
Smeek-leegs

Use 'smieklīgs' for something funny and 'jautrs' for something cheerful or fun.

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Marathi मराठी mr
मजेदार (Majedar)
Ma-je-DAR

Use 'मजेदार' for something fun and 'विनोदी' for something humorous.

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Malay Melayu ms
Lucu
Loo-choo

Use 'lucu' for something funny and 'kelakar' for something humorous.

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Dutch Nederlands nl
Grappig
Grah-pig

Use 'grappig' for something that is funny and 'leuk' for something enjoyable or fun.

Norwegian norsk no
Morsom
Moor-som

Use 'morsom' for something funny and 'gøy' for something fun.

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Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa
ਮਜ਼ੇਦਾਰ (Mazedaar)
Ma-ze-DAAR

Use 'ਮਜ਼ੇਦਾਰ' for something fun and 'ਹਾਸੇ ਵਾਲਾ' for something humorous.

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Polish polski pl
Zabawny
Za-BAV-ny

Use 'zabawny' for something amusing and 'śmieszny' for something that makes you laugh.

Portuguese Português pt
Engraçado/a
En-gra-SA-do/a (a for feminine)

Use 'engraçado' for something that makes you laugh and 'divertido' for something enjoyable.

Romanian română ro
Amuzant
Ah-moo-ZANT

Use 'amuzant' for something amusing and 'haioș' for something funny or comical.

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Russian русский ru
Смешной (Smeshnoy)
Smyesh-NOY

Use 'смешной' to describe something that makes you laugh, and 'прикольный' for something that's cool and funny.

Swedish svenska sv
Rolig
Roo-lig

Use 'rolig' for something funny and 'kul' for something fun or cool.

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Swahili Kiswahili sw
Mapenzi
Ma-pen-zee

Use 'mapenzi' for something fun or enjoyable, and 'chekeshaji' for something humorous.

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Tamil தமிழ் ta
வேடிக்கையான (Vēṭikkaiyāṉa)
Vay-di-kai-YA-na

Use 'வேடிக்கையான' for something funny and 'சிரிப்பான' for something that makes you laugh.

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Telugu తెలుగు te
నవ్వు తెప్పించే (Navvu teppinchē)
Nav-vu te-pin-CHAY

Use 'నవ్వు తెప్పించే' for something funny and 'హాస్యమైన' for something humorous.

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Thai ไทย th
ตลก (Talok)
Dta-lok

Use 'ตลก' for something funny and 'ฮา' for a more casual or slang term for funny.

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Filipino Filipino tl
Nakakatawa
Na-ka-ka-ta-WA

Use 'nakakatawa' for something funny and 'katuwa' for something amusing.

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Turkish Türkçe tr
Komik
Ko-MEEK

Use 'komik' for something funny and 'esprili' for something witty or humorous.

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Ukrainian українська uk
Смішний (Smishnyy)
Smee-SHNIY

Use 'смішний' for something that makes you laugh and 'кумедний' for something amusing or comical.

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Urdu اردو ur
مضحکہ خیز (Mazahka-khez)
Ma-zah-ka-KHEZ

Use 'مضحکہ خیز' for something funny and 'مزاحیہ' for something humorous.

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Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi
Buồn cười
Bwon kười

Use 'buồn cười' for something funny and 'vui' for something fun or enjoyable.

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Yoruba Yoruba yo
Àwàdà
Ah-wah-dah

Use 'àwàdà' for something funny and 'ẹlẹ́rìn-ín' for something that causes laughter.

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Chinese 中文 zh
好笑 (Hǎo xiào)
How shyaow

Use '好笑' for something funny and '搞笑' for something comical.

zh-yue zh-yue zh-yue
好笑 (Hou2 siu3)
Ho siu

Use '好笑' for something funny and '搞笑' for something comical.

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Zulu Zulu zu
Okuhlekisayo
O-koo-hle-kee-SAH-yo

Use 'okuhlekisayo' for something funny and 'kuhleka' for something laughable.

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