jau5 ceoi3有趣
Jyutpingjau5 ceoi3
Yaleyáuh cheui
Definition
Interesting, amusing, or enjoyable; capturing one's attention and preventing boredom.
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How it's used
Use this word to describe things that are engaging or funny, but be aware that it often leans towards describing something that is entertaining or amusing rather than just intellectually stimulating. It is a versatile adjective that can apply to people, stories, or situations that capture your attention and keep you from feeling bored.
Examples
This movie is quite interesting, have you watched it yet?
He speaks in a very amusing way and always makes everyone laugh.
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Common mistake
Avoid using this to describe people in a way that might sound like you are calling them a clown. While it means amusing, calling someone 有趣 can sometimes imply they are eccentric or strange depending on the tone of voice.
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Grammar guides
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