Examples of using "Maluco" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm not a crackpot.
I'm pretty crazy.
Crazy!
- I'm going crazy.
- I'm going crazy!
- You're nuts!
- You're nuts.
Has Tom gone insane?
He's a little nuts.
Tom is going nuts.
He is a kook.
It's healthy to be crazy.
- I'm going crazy.
- I'm going crazy!
I think I'm pretty crazy.
- You're nuts!
- You're nuts.
- You're mad!
I must confess I'm pretty crazy.
Tom just went nuts.
I am crazy over you.
- She's going to drive me crazy!
- She is going to drive me crazy!
Do you think I'm crazy?
Has he become crazy?
Has Tom become crazy?
I think I'm pretty crazy.
You're probably gonna be like, you're crazy Neil.
People think I'm a little nuts.
That'd make you crazier than Tom.
Tom went nuts.
We're crazy.
Tom isn't crazy.
- Has Tom become crazy?
- Has Tom gone insane?
That's what's driving me crazy.
Tom is totally freaking nuts!
I know that's crazy and insane.
I don't want you to think I'm nuts.
- Everybody thinks Tom is a bit crazy.
- Everybody thinks Tom is a little crazy.
Tom is a maniac.
Tom isn't crazy, but Mary is.
Everyone has the right to go crazy.
I know that sounds crazy, but it's possible.
- You're crazy!
- You're a sicko!
- You're nuts!
Tom is a little crazy.
You are being a kook.
You've got to be crazy to do something like that.
I'm pretty sure Tom won't do anything crazy.
- I know that Tom is crazy.
- I know Tom is crazy.
- Tom's crazy.
- Tom's insane.
Tom is pretty crazy.
Are you serious, or have you gone crazy?
- Tom drives me crazy.
- Tom drives me nuts.
- Tom is driving me crazy.
- Tom is driving me mad.
- Tom drives me mad.
- You must be crazy.
- You must be crazy!
- Tom is not as crazy as most people think he is.
- Tom isn't as crazy as most people think he is.
Do you think I'm crazy?
I've been a real fool.
- Tom is driving me crazy.
- Tom is driving me nuts.