Que hace reír o pasar un buen rato.
Making people laugh or have a good time.
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See how the word “divertido” is used in sentences
El paseo en bicicleta fue muy divertido. — The bike ride was a lot of fun.
¡Qué divertido es tu hermano! — Your brother is so fun!
Buscamos un juego divertido para la fiesta. — We're looking for a fun game for the party.
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Download the app for free Spanish vocabulary testNot a diverted anything. Divertido comes from divertir, which in Latin did mean to turn aside — the same root as divert — but Spanish kept only the branch leading to amusement and left the traffic sense to desviar.
One word covers what English splits into fun and funny: a game is divertido and so is a comedian. And the adjective changes meaning with ser and estar — es divertido describes what someone is like, está divertido says they are in high spirits right now. The reflexive is the one to remember for holidays: me divertí mucho, I had a great time.
gracioso funny
Funny in the making-you-laugh sense only. A theme park is divertido but not gracioso.
entretenido entertaining
Holds your attention without necessarily amusing you — a long documentary can be entretenido.
aburrido boring
The opposite, and it plays the same ser/estar trick: soy aburrido is I am boring, estoy aburrido is I am bored.
diversión fun, amusement
The noun. Spanish needs it where English can use fun as a noun and an adjective alike.
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