Yves Rossy It's fun. It's fun.

From the EG conference Productivity guru Tim Ferriss' fun, encouraging anecdotes show how one simple question What's the worst that could happen? is all you need to learn to do anything.

In fact, because we think reading literature is such an enjoyable way to learn about another culture, we have a fun challenge for all Global Voices contributors and readers, and bloggers everywhere.

Fun.

It's fun to play, too.

Sami loved to have fun.

Have fun.

It's fun to watch the race.

It's fun to speak in English.

It's fun to speak in English.

They just want to have fun.

He just wants to have fun.

She just wants to have fun.

I just want to have fun.

That would be fun to watch.

That was fun.

Today was fun.

All fun stuff.

It's fun to go out with her.

It's fun to go out with him.

The girls just want to have fun.

The girls just want to have fun.

I try to make learning Berber fun.

It's easier to have fun than to work.

So that s for fun.

Playing tennis is fun.

It's fun and healthy.

That would've been fun.

Sami was having fun.

Yesterday we had fun.

3) Learning is fun!

It's kind of fun actually.

So, ah, that was fun.

Thumper Some fun, huh, Bambi?

Playing golf is great fun.

Don't poke fun at foreigners.

But fun is not enough.

I'm just having some fun.

Tom must be having fun.

It was a club to learn English and to learn computers and the internet.

Then they have to learn the anatomy, and they've got to learn the physiology.

It is a lot of fun to drive a car.

Did he say fun? Rupert? Yes!

I'm not scared! This is fun!

The teacher made fun of me.