Meaning of CRACK ME UP - A Really Short English Lesson with Subtitles

So in English,

if I say to someone you "crack me up",

what I mean is that they make me laugh quite a bit.

I have a really funny family.

Both of my brothers

and both of my sisters are really funny people.

And often, when I am spending time with them,

they crack me up.

They make me smile.

They make me laugh a lot.

They all have a really good view of life,

and they all like finding humor in everyday occurrences.

So oftentimes, when I am with my family,

they crack me up.

It's a little windy out here today.

So they tell jokes.

They tell me little stories about their work

or their jobs where funny little things happen.

And oftentimes, when I am at a family gathering,

I am laughing a lot because my family cracks me up.

They crack me up a lot actually.

I really appreciate it.

We have another phrase.

Let me find it here.

Even with the wind.

When you laugh a lot sometimes in English,

we say laughing my head off.

The wind is not cooperating today, is it?

So oftentimes, again when I am with my family,

I spend a lot of time laughing my head off.

My head doesn't actually fall off.

That would be a little bit disturbing,

but when I am hanging out with my brothers

and my sisters and my mom.

She's a really funny lady as well.

I am often laughing my head off.

I hope you're not laughing your head off at me

as I try to control this piece of paper today.

But hopefully sometimes I crack you up.

Crack me up.

And hopefully sometimes you are laughing your head off.

I hope you are right now.