How do you say are you crazy in Spanish?

Answer 1

Tú eres/usted es loco/a = you are (informal, singular/formal, singular) crazy (male/female) by nature.

Tu estas/ustedes estan locos = you are (informal plural/formal, plural) are crazy (at the moment)

(Above answer is incorrect.)

las personas son locas = people/persons are mad.

la gente es loca = folk/people are mad.

Answer 2

It all depends on who was crazy. Since you said, "were", I'm guessing the sentence's subject would not be "I", "he", "she", or "it". All the possible answers would be subject + conjegation of the verb, ser (past imperfect tense), + loco (loca if the subject is female).

You (informal) were crazy = "Tú eras loco(a)."

You (plural) were crazy= "Vosotros erais locos(as)."

They were crazy = "Ellos eran locos(as)."

We were crazy = "Nosotros éramos locos(as)."

Answer 3

'you're crazy' = '(tu) eres/usted es loco/loca' (informal/formal; male/female)

'your crazy' (as in e.g. 'your crazy friend') = '

'tu/su amigo/a loco/a' (informal/formal; male/female)

Answer 4

Estás loco/a (Male/Female) (Informal)

Está loco/a (Male/Female) (Formal)

Answer 5

La gente güera es loca. You can also say, "Los güeros son locos." It means, "The whites are crazy." In Spanish, it's not the people ARE, it's the people IS.

Answer 6

Senora loca o mujer loca.

Answer 7

¿Eres loco?