New Nepali Comedy Show Hakka Hakki – Episode 91

The way "fun" is utilized shows its unmistakable slipperiness. Expressions, for example, "Have some good times!" and "That was fun!" demonstrate that fun is charming, individual, and to some degree unusual. Expressions, for example, "I was ridiculing myself" pass on the feeling that fun is something that can divert and not to be considered important. The descriptor "amusing" has two implications which frequently should be elucidated between a speaker and audience. One importance is "interesting, jovial, whimsical" and the other significance is "odd, particular, impossible to miss". These distinctions show the transitory and experiential nature of fun and the trouble of recognizing "fun" from "delight". Fun's dissipation can be seen when a movement viewed as fun moves toward becoming objective situated. Numerous physical exercises and individual games are viewed as fun until the member tries to win an opposition, and soon thereafter, a great part of the fun may vanish as the individual's concentration fixes. Surfing is a case. On the off chance that you are a "smooth soul" (not in an opposition or participating in outrageous game) "once you're riding waves, you're ensured to have a great time".