It is important to note that in the Philippines over 100+ languages are spoken.
Tagalog, Cebuano, Boholano, Waray Waray, etc. are all separate languages, not dialects, it has been stated by many Filipino and American professors.
The Tagalog for crazy is loco or loca, for crazy. Derived from Spanish word loca of the same meaning.
In Cebuano (the most prominent of the Visayan languages as well as the second most spoken language of the Philippines), the word for crazy is bu-ang.
In Chavacano (a Spanish-Filipino creole language, the largest spoken Spanish creole language in the whole world) the word for crazy is borrumbiao.
Well I know in English "crazy girl" can have different meanings. I am not sure depending on the context in Hausa "crazy" means "marar hankali" literally insane. So you can say "ba ta da hankali" If by crazy you mean she is everywhere with anyone.. then in hausa we say "yar iska"literally "daughther of the wind"
"Dafy" is not a standard English word and may be a misspelling or a term from a specific dialect or language. Without more context or information, it is difficult to provide a precise meaning for the word.
Tagalog Translation of CRAZY: sira ang ulo
The Maori word for "crazy" is "pokokohua."
The word 'crazy' in German is spelled as "verrückt".
That depends on which translations you consult. "Crazy" does not appear in KJV nor NASV, but I found 26 references (mostly Old Testament) in Common English Bible, Complete Jewish Bible, and the Contemporary English Version. There are over 30 different versions or translations of the Bible, and that's just in English. There may be many more if you have the time to search.
im not crazy in 100 different languages
"Crazy" in Spanish is "loco" or "loca" depending on if you're talking about a male or female. It is pronounced "LOW-ko" or "LOW-kah". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
In Navajo, "crazy white man" can be translated as "T’ááłá’íí da’ííłnii." However, it's important to note that translations can vary based on context and usage. Additionally, cultural sensitivity and respect should be considered when using such terms.
toykindom here in philippine. though they have a very limited stocks and still dnt have series 2 & 3.
Crazy buffet offers lots of different types of food. They offer pastas, salads and different types of meats.
they crazy.
when lions rest they do get crazy but they get crazy in a way different than acting strange. since they just had a rest they got all of their energy back so they are ready to go crazy and catch some food.
The quote "Famous light in your eyes" by Crazy Horse can be translated into Lakota as "Iháŋktȟaŋ na wíiyA." However, translations can vary based on context and interpretation, so it's always best to consult with a fluent Lakota speaker for the most accurate representation.
the different is that both are just crazy information about stuff that are located in space and it is just like stupid matters discused by a old crazy man in 1600 long ago
Crazy loop videos can be viewed in a variety of different ways. One can find them on sites such as YouTube and Vimeo. They can also be sought on crazy loop video blogs.
Crazy monkey games can be found on many different websites. Crazy monkey games has their own website that one can visit and play their games. The games are all free.