Surely you jest.
estuve bromeando
i think it means when someone is thinking. e.g. in English we would say 'ummm'
¡Cállate! to someone whom you know well ¡Cállese! to someone older or someone you do not know well ¡Cállense! to people older than you or people you do not know well I don't think it would be polite to say the second or third answer.
Assuming, by playing, you mean 'joking'. Like "i was playing/kidding/joking around" "Estaba bromeando. Jaja." = I was joking, haha. I'm not sure what lol is in Spanish, but to literally say "laughing out loud" that would be "riendo en la voz alta"
NO
I think someone was just joking when they told you that..
It means your taking it to far, & they may be getting offended by the joking, sometimes words can be hurtful even if your joking around, know when to stop.
I can say (you are kidding) and i can say (you are joking)?
Be nice and don't make a huge deal of it. Unless they laugh when they say it and then you know that they're joking.
Yes, it is unless you're just joking around and say to the person you are.
i'll just say it by joking ,,,so that the person will not be offend;-)
Blague means Joking in French. :)
Well if they have a sarcastic tone they are most likely kidding!
In Vietnamese, "just joking" can be translated as "đùa thôi." This phrase is commonly used to indicate that someone is not being serious or is making a light-hearted remark. You can use it in casual conversations when you want to clarify that you're joking.
Yes. If you place someone in the position of believing that they are being harassed, then that is harrassment whether you tell them later that you were joking or not.
Theyll try to be with you as much as they can,looking at you when they think you aren't looking,complimenting you,joking with you,stuff like that :)
"just joking" translates to, "solo scherzando" in Italian.