Is it easier to be funny in your own language? Can you be funny in English?
Do you think British humour is different from your own culture’s? How?
Can humour be offensive? Where do you draw the line?
Why do you think humour doesn't always translate well across cultures?
What kind of humour do you enjoy the most — dark, sarcastic, slapstick, or something else?
Have you ever told a joke and nobody laughed? How did it feel?
Can humour help people deal with difficult situations? Give an example.
What is the most common humour stereotype in your country? Is it true?
Have you ever watched a comedy show in another language? Did you find it funny?
Who is the funniest person you know (in real life or famous)? What makes them so funny?
Do you prefer smart humour or silly humour? Why?
Do you think men and women are funny in different ways? Why or why not?
What kind of characters make you laugh the most?
Do you think people laugh more with friends or with strangers? Why?
What makes British humour unique, in your opinion?
What’s the funniest TV show or film you've ever seen?
What’s a joke or meme that made you laugh out loud recently?
How do comedians use everyday life to make people laugh?