How do you say you are mad in Sri Lanka?

Answer 1

In Sri Lanka you speak 'Sinhala Language' the southern most Indo-Europian Language.

Crazy - "Pissu"

You are Crazy - " Oyata Pissu" ( for a girl of sombody you respect)

" Ubata Pissu" (Little aggressive, or for a Dude - sim. 'you are nuts')

" Thota Pissu" (More aggressive)

* I am Crazy - " Mata Pissu"

* I am a crazy man - " Mama Piss_ek"

* Are you crazy? - "Oyata Pissu_da?", "Ubata Pissuda?", " Thota pissuda"?

* He/ She is crazy - " Eyaata Pissu''

* It is crazy (Animal) - " Oota Pissu"

* That was crazy! (Action or incident) - " Ekanam Pissu_wak!"

* Too much crazy - " Godak Pissu"

*crazy man - "Pissu Miniha"

* Crazy Woman - "Pissu gaani"

* Crazy Child - "Pissu Lamaya"

* Crazy Boy - " Pissu Kolla", Pissu Kella (Girl)

Hope this would be helpful

Sinhala is more incident and situation and more subjective language, so the words differ to match the situation , atmospear , purpose, intension and person who you are speaking to.

Ex;

'You' can be used in different ways

'Oya' - to call your girlfriend, boyfriend or someone you love or respect.

'Nuba' - Litriture way, similar to 'Oya', for a lover.

'Uba' - 'for a dude, close friend, for a guy'

'Tho' - ' Aggressive, in a warm argument - offensive'

'Tha' - ancient , dramatical way of calling for someone lower in status'

'Thopi' - You all, in little offensive way

'Ushmatha' (Male) Ushmathiya (Female) in courts - 'yourself'

Answer 2

when we did not protest against our rights in sri lanka we are really mad.....