Examples of using "Engraçada" in a sentence and their english translations:
What a funny story!
That joke wasn't funny.
He told a funny story.
Yesterday we heard a funny joke.
That joke was funny.
This situation is funny.
I think you're funny.
It's a funny story.
She's funny, isn't she?
You're so funny.
Mary is smart and funny.
- This joke is not funny.
- This joke isn't funny.
She has a funny face.
This is a very funny story.
I saw an amusing comedy last night.
Life can be fun.
You have a funny laugh.
It was a strange situation.
Tom has a funny-looking face.
Tom told a funny story.
That was pure misdirection -- I'm very funny.
That's not a very funny story.
He told a very funny joke.
A funny thing happened to me today!
Tom told us a funny story.
Tom told a very funny joke.
Tom told me a funny story.
I think you're funny.
- You're not funny.
- You are not funny.
Tom didn't know Mary was so funny.
Life would be tragic if it weren't funny.
Did I say something funny?
Thanks a lot for this funny and interesting lesson, my teacher!
What advertising seems to you the most ridiculous?
Do you want to see something funny?
The story was so funny that I split my sides.
He told us such a funny story that we all laughed.
"Well, he just stands up there, and he tells this funny joke,
Coming face to face with a dinosaur was a funny experience.
She told him a joke, but he didn't think it was funny.
His story was so funny that everyone could not help laughing.
Life's a funny thing.
Look, these works were sold to a small and funny figure like $ 8500.
You have a funny way of walking.
Even though her name is Grace, she is anything but gracious.
Of being able to turn the tables in a funny kind of way once again?
It was a strange situation.
Do you spend a lot of time with your friends? Who are they? Funny people I think.
- You're not very funny.
- You aren't very funny.
So you can imagine my astonishment when I was awakened at daybreak by a funny little voice saying: “Please, will you draw me a little lamb?”
"That story was so funny I literally died from laughter." "Then how come you're talking to me now?" "Of course, I didn't actually die, it was just a figure of speech." "So you're saying you used 'literally' in a figurative way." "Apparently. Got a problem with that?" "No, just finding it amusing that language can twist to the point that a word comes to mean its own opposite."