How do you say the brazilian expression "Migo, seu loko" in english?
I have to translate this Brazilian idiom into English .. "Migo, seu loko!" (Or literally "Amigo, seu louco!").
But... I am not saying the guy is really crazy... I mean he is funny. Still fits "Man, you're crazy!"?
I wonder if it has the good/cool conotation as in portuguese. I'm saying... "Man, you're such a crazy pal"

Question

How do you say the brazilian expression "Migo, seu loko" in english?
I have to translate this Brazilian idiom into English .. "Migo, seu loko!" (Or literally "Amigo, seu louco!").
But... I am not saying the guy is really crazy... I mean he is funny. Still fits "Man, you're crazy!"?
I wonder if it has the good/cool conotation as in portuguese.  I'm saying... "Man, you're such a crazy pal"

Answer

"Brow, you are crazy!"

"Guy, are you nuts?"

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You can say "crazy" with that connotation in English too. There are lots of other similar expressions.

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