How do you say I'm not crazy you are in spanish?

Answer 1

Estas loco - You are crazy (now) - Something you say when some one is doing something looney or rude or inappropriately funny.

Eres loco - You are a crazy person - Something you would say if some one is doing something that could be life-threatening or dangerous or damaging.

As to pronunciation, Spanish is a phonetic language.

a always sounds like the a in "at"

e always sounds like the e in "Bet"

i always sounds like the i in "Machine"

o always sounds something like the second o in Robot. Our like the ou in bought

---notice there is no "oo" sound after the o sound in the Spanish letter o EVER. It's not lo-oo-co-oo.

u sounds like the oo in "boot" EXCEPT when preceded by a C or a G AND followed by an E or I. Then it is silent UNLESS it has two dots over it like ü.

The consonants sound close enough to the English counterparts. The C in this case sounds like a K

Answer 2

¿Estás deschavetado, a?

¿Están deschavetados, as? (informal plural, only in Spanish America)

¿Estáis deschavetados, as?

*I've omitted the expression with "usted" (formal singular 'you'), since the word "deschavetado, a" cannot be used in formal contexts.

Answer 3

Yo no soy loco- lo eres tu!

Answer 4

No estoy mintiendo.