When your laughing at someome,are you laughing at them or with them?

Answer 1

like most answers u will get it depends on the situation
there are times wen u laugh wid sumone and times u laugh at them
its all part of life

Answer 2

Are you asking laughing at " someone" or at "someome", at them or with them ? The answer to the first word is obvious (that´s what people usually do), but laughing at "someome" is quite interesting, sounds like laughing at "someme".

Laughing at yourself (when for example admitting a stupid mistake) is a courageous and quite admirable thing to do, and if you will get someone to laugh with you, the whole thing even gets better! Really, I mean it. In that case, thumbs up for you! Keep on laughing at yourself and hopefully people will laugh with you! I tell you it´s a joy for you and the others laughing with you. (I admit having been in such a situation, that´s a thing I never forget, it just gave me such a good feeling, of course many thought I was stupid, but it was WORTH it). I hope I did not hurt your feelings, your question just hit a nerve (a "hilarious" nerve). Have good laughs WITH many people!

Answer 3

If you are asking the question grammatically, both versions are correct. You are laughing WITH someone if you are sharing a joke and AT them if the joke is on them, not a polite thing to do.

Answer 4

neither. I'm laughing TOWARDS them!

Answer 5

if they are comedian i laugh at what he/she does. but i never will laugh at any one.
i will laugh with them

Answer 6

With them ;-)

Answer 7

i am laughing at you

Answer 8

Depends :)

Answer 9

at them. ?

Answer 10

both!