"Re tas loco" is a phrase in Spanish that is often used colloquially to mean "very crazy" or "really insane." It is a casual way to express that something is extremely intense, exciting, or unconventional.
It should be "Tú eres loco" which means "You are crazy".As written, it translates to "You is [sic] crazy."
"El loco chica" does not make sense in Spanish. "El loco" means "the crazy (male)", while "chica" translates to "girl". If you meant to say "the crazy girl", it should be written as "la chica loca".
The prefix that means "back" or "again" is "re-".
prefix 're' means again recite means to repeat the words of
The prefix of "renaissance" is "re-" which means "again" or "back."
tas loco- you're crazy, or you could even interpret it as you's crazy.
Crazy.
It means "the crazy boil". If you meant "el baile loco" it means "crazy dance". "El Pollo Loco" is a restaurant, "The Crazy Chicken"
como estas = how are you
It should be "Tú eres loco" which means "You are crazy".As written, it translates to "You is [sic] crazy."
It means crazy.
thats crazy
Train... Its english.
Illo loco is the Latin equivalent of 'at that place'. In the word by word translation, the demonstrative 'illo' means 'that'. The noun 'loco' means 'place'. There's no known abbreviation for the phrase. What instead may be the answer is loco citato, which means 'in the place cited'. In the word by word translation, the noun 'loco' means 'place'. The past participle 'citato' means 'cited'. Its abbreviation is loc. cit.
Is the "ve ri tas" supposed to be one word: "veritas"? If so, it means truth.
literally, it's "crazy ice cream". The phrase is better said "helado loco".
You have mental disorders.