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There are many ways that this can be translated and they depend on what you mean by "I'm serious".

If you are say as a description of yourself (I'm a serious person), then it would be "Soy serio" [or seria if you are a girl].

If you are saying it to someone who doesn't believe what you are saying, then you can say "Estoy serio/seria" or "Hablo en serio", both of which mean "I'm serious", though the latter is a better translation.

You can also say "No bromeo" which is "I'm not joking".

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11y ago

No se crea/ se crean / te creas / os creáis.
"Sólo es una broma" or "Es un chiste".

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12y ago

Es una broma. Se ve / se ven / te ves / os veisbien.

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13y ago

Sólo es una broma. Es chiste.

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11y ago

Estoy bromeando

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14y ago

"jokes" in Spanish is : chistes

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11y ago

bromear

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