Examples of using "Deli" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Lunatic!
- Madwoman!
You aren't crazy.
- Are you mad?
- Are you crazy?
- Are you out of your mind?
My wife is mad.
She's possessed.
- Tom's crazy.
- Tom's insane.
- Tom's mad.
- Tom is crazy.
- Tom is insane.
- Tom is mad.
I'm not mad.
- Don't be crazy.
- Don't be crazy!
- This is insanity.
- This is mad.
My mother is crazy.
I wasn't mad.
- It isn't crazy.
- It's not crazy.
- You seem mad.
- You seem upset.
You seemed crazy.
Don't be a lunatic.
Lunatic!
Tom is delirious!
That's a hell of a lot of money.
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Don't put me in a straitjacket, because I'm not crazy.
- Are you mad?
- Are you crazy?
- Are you insane?
- Are you guys crazy?
- I think Tom is insane.
- I think that Tom is insane.
I'm not crazy. You're the one who's crazy.
I may be a bit crazy.
Don't say crazy anymore
The man must be insane.
He is mad on gambling.
Are you crazy, or what?
That was the mad cow.
Tom is completely nuts.
Those folks are insane!
- The world is a den of crazies.
- The world is a madhouse.
- Tom is a nutbar.
- Tom is a fool.
It blew my mind.
I knew I wasn't crazy.
Tom is quite crazy.
His wife is mad.
She's completely crazy.
She sounded mad.
- You're driving me crazy.
- You're driving me nuts.
- You drive me crazy.
Do I look insane?
- She's going to drive me crazy!
- She is going to drive me crazy!
- Tom is a little crazy.
- Tom is a bit crazy.
This is utterly insane.
Are you on crack?
Are you all mad?
- Has Tom become crazy?
- Is Tom out of his mind?
- We're not crazy.
- We're not mad.
You drove me crazy.
Tom isn't mad.
Tom looks mad.
- He's a little nuts.
- He's a little crazy.
You're not crazy.
Tom wasn't crazy.
It's healthy to be mad.
They're all nuts.
That's so crazy.
- Tom is going crazy.
- Tom is losing his mind.
- Tom's losing his mind.
- Tom's going crazy.
Why is that crazy?
Tom would be mad.