Enjoyable

In order to fully understand the meaning of the term entertaining, the first thing we must do is discover its etymological origin. In this case, we can state that it is a word that derives from Latin, exactly from the word "amoenus", which can be translated as "pleasant" or "charming".

However, we can also underline that it seems that, in turn, this Latin word derives from another Greek, from "ameinon", which is synonymous with "better".

This adjective refers to that or that which is pleasant, satisfactory or convenient. For example: "Yesterday we had a very pleasant meeting with the building administrator", "It was an enjoyable and fun celebration", "The cultural center has a pleasant space for reading".

In general, the enjoyable is associated with the bearable: that is, to what can be done or experienced without being tedious, boring or annoying. A scientific lecture can be heavy if the speaker speaks in a monotone tone, uses highly technical language, and does not use visual resources to support their sayings. On the other hand, if the lecturer is didactic, he uses animations to complement his words and uses the humor to attract attention, your talk will be entertaining.

That something is enjoyable is essential to ensure that the people be satisfiedSince the annoying causes discontent and causes people to lose interest. That is why it is said that school or university classes should be enjoyable so that students are motivated and stay attentive during instruction. If a student gets bored in class, they are likely to stop following the teacher's explanation and, therefore, end up without learning the content that is taught.

When a place is called enjoyable, the notion refers to what causes pleasure for their natural landscapes. A pleasant hill, to name one case, is covered with plants and flowers.

Within the field of culture, the term entertaining is also widely used, since it is established that this is how it should be from a book to a play, through a movie or a television series.

In the case of literature, it is established that a novel will be entertaining, attractive and of great value when it meets some of these requirements:
-At no time should it contain boring parts or stories.
-It should not have many adverbs and it is not recommended that the so-called passive voice be abused.
-It must have a good protagonist, a character that does not leave you indifferent, either for better or for worse. That is to say, that he achieves either that the reader identifies with him or that the person who reads the novel shows rejection. But yes, it cannot go unnoticed.
-In the book the language must be used correctly at all times, to be able to express what is desired and to adapt to the circumstances of the story.
-It must have a history where they take relevance from ellipsis through peaks of attention and also by other drops in tension.