How to Say ‘And you are out of your mind’ in Italian
E tu sei fuori di testa
eh too sigh FWOH-ree dee TEH-stah
[eh too sigh FWOH-ree dee TEH-stah]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often includes tu for emphasis, but it can be left out: Tu sei fuori di testa and Sei fuori di testa both work. The verb already tells you who the subject is.
Phrase Breakdown
E
[eh]
and
Used to connect words or phrases of the same type.
Pane e burro.
Bread and butter.
tu
[too]
you
Refers to the person or people addressed.
Tu sei amico mio.
You are my friend.
sei
[sigh]
are
Second person singular present indicative of 'essere'.
Sei pronto per uscire?
Are you ready to go out?
fuori
[FWOH-ree]
out
Referring to movement outward.
Sono fuori di casa.
I am out of the house.
di
[dee]
of
Indicates relatedness or possession.
Parte di una squadra.
Part of a team.
testa
[TEH-stah]
mind
The cognitive processes of understanding.
Mi fa perdere la testa.
It drives me out of my mind.
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