You could find a teacher that's funny. I would say that the teacher is what makes learning fun or boring. When I was teaching in China, tried as much as possible to use activities, while some teachers had their students heads in books. When you're learning new words, you could create your own activities. For example: If you're learning words for things in the house, you could play STICKY NOTES: 1) write each word on it's own piece of paper (or sticky notes). 2) mix up the papers. 3) without looking at the word, stick the papers onto different things in the house (so that you can't see the word when it's stuck on). 4) wait 2 minutes. 5) walk around the house to check that the words are stuck to the right things. 6) if they are not, stick them on the correct thing. 7) When you are happy you have the right word for the thing, say a sentence about it; e.g. This CHAIR is very comfortable/uncomfortable/brown/hard/soft. This makes the words mean something. not just a word list. The words you are not sure about, you can check. Sticking words to things (objects) is good, because you get a REAL picture in your mind of what the word is. You can touch the word, smell it, look at it, all as a picture. You can stick things to almost anything. Food might be difficult, though. "What's this? Paper soup!" I hope this helps

Listen to "dog stories".

I think chat on MSN in English is funny,haha~

Do you mean "make English learning fun (enjoyable)" or "funny (comical)"? Jerrical's given some good options. :)

Yeah, I agree with Jerrical. I like watching comedy movies.