Example of Humorous Texts

The humorous texts they are what the writer uses to exacerbate the reader's laughter. Try to exploit the great facility that human beings have to fall into hilarity.

There is both white humor and black humor.

To try to achieve his goal, the writer can use the following means:

1. Exaggeration
2. Irony
3. Sarcasm
4. Double meaning
5. Lies
6. Cheated
7. Distortion
8. Word alteration

These humorous texts can be found in various types of literature such as:

• Stories
• Stories
• Comic books
• stories
• Anime (Japanese comics)
• Joke books
• Sayings
• songs
• Poems
• Riddles
• Charades

Examples of humorous texts:

Joke:

1. QUEVEDO DESTERADO.

The king expelled Quevedo from Spain, and prohibited him from setting foot on Spanish soil. and he went to Portugal. And he loaded up a dirt cart and sat on the ground. And as he passed through the palace, he stood up in the chariot. And then the king says that how he had the courage to return to Spain, having forbidden him to set foot on Spanish soil. He says:

- Forgive his Majesty, but I have been stepping on Portuguese soil.

Black mood:

Example 1

There was a very talkative guy in the butcher shop talking to the butcher; at the same time a lady with a very heavy temper waits.
In a little while she despairs and says to the butcher:
- Attend to me please, he has been talking for half an hour and does not attend to anyone.
The butcher sees her out of the corner of his eye and takes the meat from her and attends to it as quickly as possible so that she doesn't bother him anymore.
The lady leaves the butcher shop and about ten minutes later she returns demanding:
- Look Mr. I'll give you back what I send I don't want fingers in my merchandise.
She turns the butcher over and sees his hand. She had cut her finger! And he had not realized it because he was measured in the conversation.

Irony

Example 2

Julio is the heaviest and most troublesome of all the school friends, and they all ask Diego.
--Why are you always with Julio if she does pure nonsense and you spend it solving them?
--Ha! I do it to know what not to do.

Example 3

Pánfilo arrives after six months of leaving.
--Gullible! We have been looking for you for months. Don't you know that asking you get to Rome?
"Well, where do you think I came from?"