Examples of using "Divertendo" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you having a good time?
You're having fun.
We were just having fun.
You were having fun, weren't you?
Are you still having fun?
We're having fun.
They were enjoying themselves.
I was having fun.
They're having fun.
- I'm enjoying myself.
- I'm having a blast.
Everyone's having fun.
They're all having fun now.
I hope you're having fun.
Aren't you having fun yet?
- I thought we were having fun.
- I thought that we were having fun.
We're having a lot of fun.
I wasn't having fun.
I'm having lots of fun.
We were having a good time.
- Are you having a good time?
- You guys having fun?
- Are you enjoying yourselves?
- You're having fun.
- He's having fun.
Are you kids having fun?
Tom is having fun now.
- He's having fun now, isn't he?
- She's having fun now, isn't she?
I hope you're enjoying yourselves.
Do you think Tom is having fun?
I'm actually enjoying myself.
I'm having so much fun.
I was having so much fun.
I wasn't having a lot of fun.
- He said he was enjoying himself.
- He said he was having a good time.
- She said she was having a good time.
- She said that she was having fun.
- He said he was having fun.
- She said she was having fun.
- She said that she was enjoying herself.
- They said they were enjoying themselves.
- They said they were having fun.
- They said that they were having fun.
I'm actually having fun tonight.
Tom is enjoying himself.
I'm having a really good time.
Tom was having a good time.
I'm just having fun.
- We're having a lot of fun.
- We have a lot of fun.
- We've been having a lot of fun.
I was just having fun.
We're just having fun.
John is having a good time.
He's obviously enjoying himself.
- He wasn't enjoying himself.
- She wasn't enjoying herself.
- He isn't enjoying himself.
- She isn't enjoying herself.
- He's enjoying himself, isn't he?
- She's enjoying herself, isn't she?
- He's having fun, isn't he?
- She's having fun, isn't she?
- He's having a good time, isn't he?
They weren't enjoying themselves.
They aren't enjoying themselves.
- Tom seems to be having fun.
- Tom seems to be enjoying himself.
- Tom looks like he's having a good time.
Even Tom was having fun today.
I'm having fun.
Tom is having fun now, isn't he?
I'm just having a little fun.
- I think Tom is having fun.
- I think that Tom is having fun.
- He told me that he was having fun.
- She told me that she was having fun.
- He told me he was having fun.
- She told me she was having fun.
She said that she wasn't having fun.
And they were basically having fun.
The kids are having fun.
Tom is obviously having a good time.
- I thought you were having a good time.
- I thought that you were having a good time.
Tom is having a great time.
Tom was also having fun.
I'm just not having any fun.
Tom isn't enjoying himself.
They seem to be having fun.
Tom is just having a good time.
Tom is still having fun.
Tom is having fun, right?
Tom is having fun, isn't he?
I wasn't enjoying myself very much.
You guys look like you're having fun.
- He seems to be enjoying himself.
- She looks like she's having fun.
- He looks like he's enjoying himself.
- She seemed to be enjoying herself.
- He looked like he was having fun.
He says he's having fun.
- They say that they're having fun.
- They say they're having fun.
- He's having a lot of fun, isn't he?
- She's having a lot of fun, isn't she?
Tom is having fun now.
Tom and Mary are having a really good time.
- It looks like Tom is having fun.
- It looks like Tom is really enjoying himself.
She said she was having fun, too.
They said they were having fun, too.
Tom looked like he was having a good time.
Tom seems to be enjoying himself.
Everybody seems to be having fun.
You're enjoying yourself, aren't you?
Tom says he's having fun.
Tom and I are having a good time.