"Tengo un impulso a reir."
to laugh = reír
A repressed laugh is when a person tries to stop themselves from laughing out loud, often because it is not an appropriate time or place to do so. It usually involves suppressing the urge to laugh by holding it in or stifling it.
If you feel yourself start to laugh, cough once or twice to take the urge away. If you really can not help it, walk away for a minute or two and laugh in a place out of their ear shot. Just tell yourself, DO...NOT...LAUGH...
reírse
no ríes.
Me haces reir
You say, "Me hiciste reír." Lit.: "Me you made to laugh."
"To laugh" in Spanish is "reir". It is pronounced "ray-EAR". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
Ross. Campbell has written: 'An urge to laugh' -- subject(s): Australian Humorists, Biography, Journalists
To resist the urge to smile or laugh in an inappropriate situation, one can try to focus on serious thoughts, take deep breaths to calm oneself, or distract oneself by thinking about something unrelated. It may also help to remind oneself of the seriousness of the situation and the potential consequences of laughing.
Tengo que reír
my rain soaked shoes would squelch as i walked ...