Have your lost your mind in Chinese:
你疯了吗? nǐ fēng le mā
Sounds like this in English:
knee, phone, l-ehh, Mar
迷路 [mí lù] ---> unable to find one's way. 丢失 [diū shī] ---> unable to find something.
Spanish: perdido French: perdu German: verloren Italian: perso Japanese: 迷子 (maigo) Chinese (Mandarin): 迷失 (míshī)
the way to say Chinese in spanish is chino
To say "Peaceful" in Chinese is Hépíng and the Chinese Kanji is 和平.
how do you say Abby in chinese
That you have completely lost your mind.
you could say someone lost their mind, or were relieved of their faculties
you could say someone lost their mind, or were relieved of their faculties
失去的爱 [shī qù de ài]
I Had Lost My Mind was created in 1982.
i dont have a daughter but my cousin has lost her mind!
Your crazy and you've lost your mind!
沒關係! 不客氣! 別放心上!
huang coung or 我失去了我的钥匙
迷路 [mí lù] ---> unable to find one's way. 丢失 [diū shī] ---> unable to find something.
You lost your mind.
In Chinese, "what is in your mind" can be expressed as "你心里想的是什么" (nǐ xīnlǐ xiǎng de shì shénme). This phrase directly translates to "What are you thinking in your heart/mind?" If you're asking someone to share their thoughts, you could say "你在想什么?" (nǐ zài xiǎng shénme?), which means "What are you thinking?"