How to say “I hurt when she is laugh”?

Question

Once upon she's laugh, that times I hurt.

Is that sentence right for describe: "I hurt when she is laugh" ?

Answer 1

Once upon she's laugh, that times I hurt

That sentence is not grammatical, and it is quite difficult to understand what you are trying to say, there are several possibilities.

When we tell a funny or sad story that happened in the past we might say

1. [Did I tell you about the time] she once laughed so hard, she hurt herself [?]

2. She once laughed so hard, she was bent double.

3. She laughed so much, her stomach hurt.

Sentences 1, 2 and 3 express a moment of hilarity, a time when someone said something so funny that they laughed, and laughed until tears were streaming down their face, or they couldn't catch their breath.

If both of you were laughing then say

4. She said something funny that made me laugh so hard it hurt.
5. We laughed so hard it hurt.
6. We were laughing so hard, our stomachs ached

But if you want to say her laughter hurt your feelings then say

7. She hurt my feelings when she laughed (at me).
8. My feelings were hurt when she laughed (at me)

Answer 2

Once upon she's laugh, that times I hurt.

This is not grammatical.

The correct phrase is “once upon a time”, not “once upon”. This phrase means a long time in the past. You use this phrase when you begin telling a story. For example: “Once upon a time there was a king.”

Second, when you use the word laugh as a verb, you don't use a helping verb (is, are, am, was, were, etc.) before the first form of a verb (laugh in this case). Also, you should add an ‘s’ to laugh because the subject (she) is a third person singular pronoun. As far as I understand, you want to say as follows:

• I hurt her when she laughs. (in the present simple)

• I hurt her when she laughed (in the past simple).

If you want to put emphasis on the time she laughs or laughed, you can say:

• I hurt her whenever she laughs.
• I hurt her whenever she laughed.

However, if her laughing hurts your feelings, You should say:

• It hurts me when she laughs.
• It hurt me when she laughed.

Answer 3

Not even close. What you want to say is:

I hurt when she laughs.

or:

Whenever she laughs, I hurt.

If you wanted to use the verb is, you could say:

I hurt when she is laughing.

Or:

Whenever she’s laughing, it hurts me.

Answer 4

I hurt has another meaning which is I caused a physical injury to her or to myself. I was hurt when she laughed at me means that you were emotionally hurt when she laughed at you, but still this sentence is unnatural too. It hurt me when she laughed at me, is acceptable and natural or native-like sentence. Once upon a time is used in the beginning of a story,. Generally, the time used in stories is the past tense. Once upon a time, It hurt me when she laughed at me. In fact, this sentence does not fit as a beginning of a story since it is a description of an event that may happen daily to anyone. You can say instead`: At that time, when she laughed at me, it hurt me. or My feelings were hurt when she laughed at me at that time. You should specify the time of the event.