Examples of using "Sekaisin" in a sentence and their english translations:
You hair is a mess.
Tom's confused.
I'm still confused.
- I am all mixed up.
- I'm all mixed up.
Tom was out of his mind.
I said that I was confused.
- Tom went bonkers.
- Tom went ballistic.
Tom is out of his mind.
You are deranged.
- The room was all messed up.
- The room was in total disorder.
My life is such a mess.
Round boxes? Are you nuts?
I'm getting confused.
Tom's apartment is cluttered.
Tom had an upset stomach.
Tom went bonkers.
This place is in shambles.
- He's tripping balls.
- He's very high on LSD.
I'm getting a bit confused.
- He is as nutty as a fruitcake.
- He is crazy.
- She is crazy.
- She's crazy.
That man who committed that crime was out of his mind.
- I'm baffled.
- I am baffled.
- She is crazy.
- She's crazy.
- He's completely crazy.
- He is utterly insane.
You are deranged.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was confused.
She's completely crazy.
I just cleaned my room today. Why is it so messy?
Tom is nuts.
I'm not crazy.
- The last person I told my idea to thought I was nuts.
- The last person that I told my idea to thought that I was nuts.
To confuse matters further, her sister is married to her husband's uncle.