to be lots of fun

[ripley]

Hi, I 'd like to know if "you're lots of fun" means "you are having fun" or "you provides fun" or "you are a fun person" in this lyric.

By the way, I want some (amusement from you?) Thanks. Rip


All I know is that to me
You look like you’re lots of fun
Open up your lovin’ arms
I want some, want some

[Raymott]

Hi, I 'd like to know if "you're lots of fun" means "you are having fun" or "you provides fun" or "you are a fun person" in this lyric.

By the way, I want some (amusement from you?) Thanks. Rip


All I know is that to me
You look like you’re lots of fun
Open up your lovin’ arms
I want some, want some

Like most pop songs this is about sex.
"You're lots of fun" means "You provide me with a lot of fun". It then goes on to describe more explicitly the type of fun that she considers you to be. This involves you opening your arms and giving her some.
Basically, she wants a mind-blowing orgasm.
Don't blame me. Where do you find this filth?

PS: I note this is "You Spin Me Right Round", usually sung by a male; so substitute "he" for "she" in the above where appropriate.

[ripley]

Hi Raymott, i love this song by Dea or Alive; I diddn't understand why you said "she" and "her" since the singer is a man; Perhaps you think I am a boy; actually I'm not.
Bye. Rip.

[Raymott]

Hi Raymott, i love this song by Dea or Alive; I diddn't understand why you said "she" and "her" since the singer is a man; Perhaps you think I am a boy; actually I'm not.
Bye. Rip.

Did you not read this line:
PS: I note this is "You Spin Me Right Round", usually sung by a male; so substitute "he" for "she" in the above where appropriate.
Or maybe I was adding it as you were reading.

In any case, the message is the same.

[ripley]

Hi Raymott, why did you write:
"Did you not read this line": I don't understand the position of Did in your sentence.
Did you mean:

1) You didn't read this line or
2) Didn't you read this line?

By the way, I didn't me to hurt you with my reply. I thought it was strange the fact the you used she/her in your example. (I had seen that you had added the possible change); usually people use the masculine form to make examples; and since you knew that the song was sung by a man it looked even stranger to me; I thought that you were interpreting the lyricfrom the point of view of the reader (in that case me) and so I believed that you believed I was a man. When I chose my dear nickname I didn't know it was for women as well as for men; in Italian people know from your name if you are a girl or a boy ( except for the short forms of the names). But I read you like Italian, so perhaps you already know that....Rip ( By the way I also discovered the the short form of my nickname is the same as Rest in peace.......!!!!!!!!!!)

[Raymott]

Hi Raymott, why did you write:
"Did you not read this line": I don't understand the position of Did in your sentence.
Did you mean:

1) You didn't read this line or
2) Didn't you read this line?

Sorry, yes, there should have been a question mark. "Did you not read this line?" It means 2. You don't have to copy that style,

By the way, I didn't me to hurt you with my reply.

I wasn't offended.

I thought it was strange the fact the you used she/her in your example. (I had seen that you had added the possible change); usually people use the masculine form to make examples; and since you knew that the song was sung by a man it looked even stranger to me; I thought that you were interpreting the lyricfrom the point of view of the reader (in that case me) and so I believed that you believed I was a man.

I did, but that isn't the point. I originally imagined that the song was sung by a woman, and the "you" would therefore be the man she was singing to. After I'd written my reply though, I checked the song on the web, and found that it was usually sung by a man, so I added the postscript.

When I chose my dear nickname I didn't know it was for women as well as for men; in Italian people know from your name if you are a girl or a boy ( except for the short forms of the names).

I know. I still get confused by Italian men who have names that use Greek forms ending in "a", like "Andrea"

But I read you like Italian, so perhaps you already know that....Rip ( By the way I also discovered the the short form of my nickname is the same as Rest in peace.......!!!!!!!!!!)

Cerco di ricordarmi che sei una donna!

[Daruma]

Cerco di ricordarmi che sei una donna!

Does this mean "I'll try to remember you're a woman"?

[Raymott]

Cerco di ricordarmi che sei una donna!

Does this mean "I'll try to remember you're a woman"?

I hope so! That's its intended meaning.

[ripley]

Your Italian is correct..Rip