Examples of using "Kivaa" in a sentence and their english translations:
What fun!
That was a good time.
- Have fun.
- Have a nice time.
- Enjoy yourself!
- Enjoy yourself.
- You guys having fun?
- Are you guys having fun?
Fishing is fun.
That's hilarious.
- I like it in Boston.
- I loved it in Boston.
Let's play something.
School was fun today.
That was so much fun.
- I like it when it's cold.
- I like that it is cold.
- I like that it's cold.
I had a great time in Boston.
What's so funny?
- I enjoyed myself.
- I had fun.
- I enjoyed it.
We'll have loads of fun.
I had fun at school today.
We're having fun.
How nice!
She had a good time.
Jogging with you is a lot of fun.
- I enjoyed myself.
- I had fun.
Great.
- Did you enjoy yourself?
- Did you have fun?
- Was it fun?
I envy you.
She likes being looked at by boys.
That's not nice. Apologise to her.
It was kind of fun hanging out with your parents today.
I think you're going to have a lot of fun at the picnic.
I'm glad I'm Tom's friend.
It's always delightful to see you.
- Tom is having a good time as well.
- Tom is having a good time, too.
Learning calligraphy is fun.
I spend all my money on medicine, but I have a good time.
- What's so funny?
- What is so funny?
- This isn't funny.
- This is not funny.
It was good while it lasted.
My guess is that Tom isn't having much fun.
We enjoyed ourselves very much.
- It's fun to play tennis.
- Playing tennis is fun.
Tom had a good time in Boston.
I hope you're having fun.
They'll have a blast.
Nothing is so pleasant as travelling alone.
- This is not funny anymore.
- This isn't fun anymore.
- This isn't funny anymore.
That wasn't very nice.
Playing tennis is a lot of fun.
Last night was great, wasn't it?
I like to leave unattended baggage at international airports and railway stations.
Do you like going to school?
Playing tennis is a lot of fun.
I'd love to hang out with you this weekend.
You're fun to hang out with.
Nothing is so pleasant as travelling alone.
I like to write poems.
Staying home isn't fun.