Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Witty"

A: Depende um pouco do contexto, mas é em um sentido de "espertinho". Por exemplo:

"He always comes up with witty remarks", ou seja, ele sempre vem com comentários que são engraçados, mas também inteligentes.

A: humorous, quick and inventive (e.g. witty joke)

A: It means that someone or something someone said is sharp or sarcastic, but that they are well said.

A: Amusing, funny, or comical, it's to display humor.

A: agudo, ingenioso, ocurrente

A: "He/she is so witty! He/she says the funniest things!"
"That comedian is very witty."

A: "Here is a witty sentence for you."

A: *not a daily expression*
"While Shakespeare often wrote beautiful, romantic poetry, he was also famous for his sharp, witty sonnets such as sonnet 130."
*daily expressions*
"I love this author (insert any proper noun you want)! They're so witty!"

"That was such a witty joke! I wish I'd thought of it."

" This movie was excellent! The soundtrack was really witty and it matched the scenes brilliantly! I recommend it."

Bonus: "He's extremely quick-witted!"

A: Witty people are usually good at saying clever things. Cunning people are usually good at making effective plans against other people. Animals can also be cunning.

A: "Witty" is being more clever with the words.
"Sassy" is not as clever, and is more rude. This expression is used for younger people, usually.

It is a good question, and there isn't an easy answer! I hope this helps.

A: Humorous is just anything that's funny.

Witty usually implies something is funny but also intelligent and clever

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A: Again, you are right that this word requires specific scenarios. Then again, if we use "witty" so often, won't it lose it's meaning? (Since the individual has to be clever and aptly-timed.) So I guess it's normal that such a word is not uttered very frequently.