- Are you humorous? I don’t know, but it seems to me that I am humorous whith my friends․
- Can you tell about a time when you were very funny? I can’t just say one day because I’m very funny every day.
- What kind of humor do you like? Do you like many kinds? I love all kinds of humor.
- Why do people say laughter is the best medicine? Laughter is one of the best ways to reduce stress and relieve tension. When you laugh, your body releases endorphins, hormones that act as natural painkillers and help alleviate stress. Endorphins also boost your energy levels and improve your overall mood. Also, laughing helps relax your muscles and release physical tension that can build up in the body from being stressed out or anxious for too long.
- Can you tell about a time when you laughed at yourself? I don’t know
- What type of humor do you like? I like all of them.
- Do you like to tell jokes? A little bit.
- Are you a good joke teller? Sometimes yes.
- What sort of things make you laugh? I don’t know, but many things․
- How frequently do you laugh every day? Very often.
- Do you laugh out loud or do you chuckle quietly? Both types․
- Do you sometimes laugh in situations which are not amusing? Of course
- Laughter is catching. Do you start laughing when you see or hear other people laughing? Why do you think this happens? I don’t know why this happens, it just seems like when we hear or see other people laughing.
- What is the difference between “laughing at someone” and “laughing with someone”? To laugh at someone means to laugh at their behavior, and to laugh with them means that you are laughing together at something.
- Does your language have equivalent expressions for
- “I nearly died laughing!” or “I cracked up (with laughter)!”?
- “He was the laughing stock”
- “Don’t make me laugh!”
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