How to Say ‘For fun?’ in French
Pour t'amuser ?
pour t' ah-myoo-zay
[pour t' ah-myoo-zay]
💬 Usage Tip: In t'amuser, te becomes t' before a vowel sound, so it always stays attached. The same thing happens in t'appeler and t'entendre.
Phrase Breakdown
Pour
[pour]
For
Preposition indicating purpose or use.
C'est pour aujourd'hui ou pour demain ?
Is it for today or for tomorrow?
t'
[t']
to
Indicating intent or direction in this context.
Elle veut m'amuser.
She wants to amuse me.
amuser
[ah-myoo-zay]
enjoy yourself
To find something entertaining or delightful.
Assurez-vous de vous amuser pendant le voyage.
Make sure to enjoy yourself during the trip.
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