The phrase "a nice fun" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "fun" is an uncountable noun and does not require an article like "a."
Example: "We had a nice time at the amusement park."
Alternatives: "a nice time" or "a good time."
He's a very friendly, charming man, a nice fun guy, but we really never spent much time personally together.
It's very quiet, a nice, fun place to live and you don't expect to find Russian spies living above".
After her disqualification, Jacobellis made her way down the course, hit the last jump and grabbed her board in the air with a "nice, fun truck-driver grab," she said.
But other times, when he would smile the way he used to, I knew that even if he couldn't understand or express how he felt, spreading tomato sauce on dough was a nice, fun thing for us to be doing, and I loved him for giving those moments to me.
It's very quiet, a nice, fun place to live and you don't expect to find Russian spies living above". Across Arlington, Michael Zottoli and Patricia Mills lived in an unassuming block of flats with their toddler and a baby, who were taken into care after their parents' arrest.
It's a nice, fun way to show off the power of Google Instant.
If you're a mother, try cute flats or cute high heels (Just don't wear hooker boots), flattering jeans (Any color, and, if you can pull them off, skinny jeans) for your body, a nice, fun-but-stylish-and-mature shirt (Pick a color that compliments your hair color, eye color, skin color etc)., and maybe a cute necklace and/or a bracelet.
"I got to know him, or I should say, reacquainted with him, as a very nice, fun and polite young man," Mr Radke said.
"I got to know him, or I should say reacquainted with him, as a very nice, fun and polite young man," Radke said.
It's just a really, really nice, fun, painted car". The 35-minute basketball and baseball videos will include images from professional teams and children dressed in team uniforms dancing to original Team Baby music, which varies from marching-band-style songs to rock and pop.
According to his five-year-old son, Ian Colvin is nice, fun, as tall as a tree, and bakes the best cinnamon buns.
