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How to Say ‘For fun?’ in French

Pour t'amuser?

poor too a-myoo-zay

[poor too a-myoo-zay]

💬 Usage Tip: [T'] in [t'amuser] is short for [te] before a vowel, so it cannot stand alone. The full pattern is [s'amuser] = to have fun, and [pour t'amuser] means for you to have fun.

Phrase Breakdown

Pour

[poor]

to

Used to indicate purpose or direction

Example

Je vais pour voir.

I go to see.

t'

[too]

you

Referring to the person being addressed

Example

Je t'ai vu.

I saw you.

amuser

[a-myoo-zay]

enjoy yourself

To have fun or use one's time pleasantly

Example

Elle aime s'amuser.

She likes to have fun.

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