Qual è la differenza tra Mad e crazy ?

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Qual è la differenza tra  Mad  e crazy ?

Erkumbulant · Answer

In UK English, there is no difference. In US English, "mad" means "angry" and "crazy" is just "crazy".

monte25cristo · Answer

In the US, 'mad' in the dictionary means to be angry. But people use it in slang to mean 'crazy'. 
'Crazy' in the dictionary means mentally ill. In common speech and slang it means 'insane' (mentally ill) or 'awesome' or 'something very unexpected just happened'

Utente eliminato · Answer

mad is angry, crazy is insane.

Erkumbulant · Answer

@monte25cristo "Mad"'s meaning "angry" is actually the slang. ;)
@K-Yissel You're welcome! :)

monte25cristo · Answer

@Erkumbulant: Mad means angry. Mad is also slang for crazy, when the word crazy means mentally ill or insane.

Erkumbulant · Answer

@monte25cristo "Mad"'s meaning of "crazy" came long before its meaning of "angry", IIRC. :)

tobyhavens77 · Answer

"Mad" is a slang word for crazy. Thus, "mad" can be used to mean the same thing as crazy. However, mad primarily means "angry."

Ex: He has gone mad since he lost his wife.
      He has gone crazy since he lost his wife.

He is very mad at his boss.
      He is very angry at his boss.

andrianodenn313 · Answer

who would love here to teach me chinese language?

laura-raykhert · Answer

Wie sagt man ich mag hi native nicht in englisch?😡😡😡😡😡😡

MichelleWolf · Answer

@K-Yissel mad in american english means like angry - if someone is mad at you he’s angry at you, in british english mad means actually just crazy. So if you’re in USA use mad for angry and crazy for something that’s crazy

MichelleWolf · Answer

Sorry if I’m not 100% right, that’s how I learned it 🙈

mirassirbek2002 · Answer

Mad это более научна

sa_Atsiz · Answer

Have are you

MarieMarmalade · Answer

mad could either mean angry or be the same thing as crazy

shafiquekhan875 · Answer

@K-Yissel yes

kashtan000018 · Answer

@mirassirbek2002 I don't think it's academic word. It is also used in simple conversation

edmarsuyat · Answer

mad when you anxiously angry to one person and crazy when you are doing an out of this world thing...

juliq · Answer

Mad es como loco de manicomio y crazy es loco de locuras normales jeje

kashtan000018 · Answer

Mad equation to Angry.
Crazy equation to Bizarre, Distraught, Abnormal

HoaHip548 · Answer

mad 是 angry 
crazy 是mentally ill

sk2754098 · Answer

there is no difference between mad & crazy  meaning is same... but u can apply for different think ... like are u made & I m crazy about u

MattMan · Answer

Yes there is mad is usually used as angry crazy is term that you use to definde that they are insane

hafsey_alyan · Answer

@K-Yissel hey hope you’re doing good:-)
brid no they have same meaning but depends on situation :-) 
mad use for lil bit angriness 
carzy means get a kick out of

you behave like totally mad or insane

you driving me carzy :-)

arslanasghar162 · Answer

mad mean angry but crazy  might be said mentally ill or insane

khan73 · Answer

@K-Yissel  mad = a person who don’t know about anything like himself , what’s good n what’s bad
And crazy r those who know these things but he wants some thing new

seakiddo · Answer

@K-Yissel Mad means angry

matiastoledoromo · Answer

mad es enojado y crazy es loco

Carlatalamini · Answer

@K-Yissel mad é pouco usado mas o significado para crazy é o mesmo:  louco

mayapapaya1234 · Answer

Mad= angry and insane
Example (insane): That man is mad to think he can win. 
Example (angry): Losing the game made him mad.

Crazy= only insane
Example (insane): That man is crazy to think he can win.

kuldipkumar708 · Answer

@K-Yissel agar wo mind se pagal h to mad(if those are mad is minded so mad)
agr jo insan sirf apni suno aur wahi kre so crazy ( if that person is only feel its heart so crazy

darylbarlow · Answer

mad is another word for angry.  however it is also used interchangeably with crazy

Matoki · Answer

It depends on the situation.

“You’re crazy,” and “Are you crazy?” could be used when you think someone’s idea is ridiculous or after or before someone does something that’s crazy. You could also say, “You’re mad!” Or “Are you mad?” In the same situations as these. Or for someone whose a bit of a daredevil, you could say, “You’re a madman!”

Mad is also a feeling that means angry. Examples: “I’m so mad!” Or “Are you mad at me?”

Crazy and mad could also refer to someone who is not coherent or sometimes used as an alternative to weird. Examples: “That person is crazy in the head.” They’re a bit mad.”

hudzuchryc · Answer

Are you mad? means 
Are you angry?
It's pretty much the same word but mad is more "extreme".

mad scientists .   mad used like seriously crazy.

crazy scientists . it doesn't sound that serious as mad

Lana_Jackson · Answer

It depends on how you use it and what part of the world you are in. Mad can mean angry or crazy(when used in Europe). And crazy is just that, crazy or deranged. For example "He was a Mad Scientist."-"Why are you so mad?" And then for crazy "Man, that woman was crazy!"

Kirill143 · Answer

Как я понимаю, Crazy - это  ненормальный человек,  а Mad - это не только ненормальный,  но ещё употребляется,  когда у человека,  что-то и он становится злым от этого.

Kirill143 · Answer

Что-то не получается*

jeryori · Answer

@K-Yissel yes

jeryori · Answer

@K-Yissel yes because mad is where you show your anger and crazy you show your wild side and happy goofy side

jeryori · Answer

Depends on what type of crazy tho

kashtan000018 · Answer

@Kirill143 Crazy это ненормальный, безумный, экстравагантный
mad это безумный (от ярости)

RafaellaFraulob · Answer

I think crazy you can use in a funny way, while mad is only in serious situations.

KellyE · Answer

“Mad” puede significar enojado o loco. “Crazy” solamente significa loco.

bindhya99 · Answer

mad means angry with anything else.... and crazy means anything we love so so  much.😝😋

MoyaPruett · Answer

@K-Yissel mad has a different meaning these days. in the US, it means to be angry or upset. in the UK (i think) it means to be insane. crazy in the US means to be insane, or for one to have lost their mind

dayra2012 · Answer

@K-Yissel Bueno, tengo entendido que ''mad'' tiene dos significados: además de loco/a también puede significar enojado/a. Mientrastanto, ''crazy'' solo tiene un significado, el cuál es loco/a. 🙂

Rowan_Bradford · Answer

Mad is more British, crazy is more American, but they mean the same.

Mad can also mean angry though 😅

faisal_is_rockstar · Answer

1) mad used to describe some nonsense behavior or show anger as well like have u gone mad
2) crazy use in a funny way like u r so crazy

faisal_is_rockstar · Answer

@MoyaPruett 
ohh that's nice

neotctoy · Answer

Mad это бешенный , чаще в формате "плохой", а crazy это сумасшедший иногда в формате "дурачок" иногда как "человек способный на что то неординарное"

Hans101 · Answer

@K-Yissel 
Basically mad is related to the emotional status!
Crazy is related to he mental status!
Both can be used interchangeably to mean angry!

asweet1 · Answer

In American English generally mad means angry while crazy means insane.

evelyncolima · Answer

i think mad in angry and crazy is loca get out of u

SGhyung · Answer

yes there is . mad is angry but sometimes can be used to describe a crazy person

annecalin48 · Answer

ola

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holla

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buna

evelyncolima · Answer

@annecalin48 hi im from México

annecalin48 · Answer

jolla

annecalin48 · Answer

eu vb in romana

shafiquekhan875 · Answer

@annecalin48 I am not perfect in English

annecalin48 · Answer

holla

annecalin48 · Answer

buna

annecalin48 · Answer

@evelyncolima@evelyncolima

aduhdag05 · Answer

@K-Yissel (mad-это сумасшедший а crazy-это псих

sashazaicev49 · Answer

я не знаю

annecalin48 · Answer

buna

annecalin48 · Answer

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annecalin48 · Answer

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annecalin48 · Answer

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sanjivlal123 · Answer

Good

karina000001 · Answer

mad is being angry at somthing bot crazy is being psyco atlest this is how i underestand it..

kastratialbion252003 · Answer

they both have the same meaning but are used in different situations

doantthuhong · Answer

@kastratialbion252003 Can you explain more clearly? Like give an example for each situation? Thank you

Palicess · Answer

- Did you see David jump into the river today?
- Yeah he was crazy!

- Could you stop?
- Hey, why are you mad?

doantthuhong · Answer

@Palicess thank you for your answers. I got it ☺

Palicess · Answer

You’re very welcome 😄

Dean_Camus · Answer

Mad is someone who’s very angry or furious. The other term for crazy is the word you used to someone who’s nonsense/idiotic/silly/annoying (ex. Some dude keeps on blabbering random words and that gives u chills, the sentence u might made is “Oh god! Some dude is driving me crazy!”), or sometimes it is being use to make the word exaggerated(ex. He’s crazy about her)

Ps: correct me if I’m wrong.. it’s hard to explain hdhshs

Etana85858206 · Answer

Mad usually means angry or furious, but depending on the circumstances it can also mean the same thing as crazy.

For instance:
"He's gone mad."
is the same as
"He's gone crazy."

(note that when mad means crazy, it pretty much always has the word "gone" before it, like in the example sentences)

Celinegh · Answer

You are crazy how can you do this!
I am really now mad because you took my stuff!

rajanklg159 · Answer

Crazy means Sanki or mad means Pagal

Salah_ · Answer

Mad is feeling angry like he’s so mad that he lost that game. While crazy means the person is insane they can’t think straight

drizzl3334 · Answer

@K-Yissel Mad: Those were my waffles you ate, now I'm mad. Crazy: "Why does she keep banging her her head", "I don't know. Maybe she's just crazy."

Jaysmiley · Answer

"I'm mad at you"
"He is going crazy"

hikaru1412 · Answer

Mad means angry, but can mean crazy in certain context.

Ex. (mad - angry) 
He was mad at his friend for breaking his phone.

He was angry at his friend for breaking his phone.

Ex. (mad-crazy)
That man is mad. Why is he standing on top of that police car?

That man is crazy. Why is he standing on top of that police car?

prettyjhendee · Answer

mad is another term of angry, pissed off while crazy means you are not in your right thinking. you are ill, you cannot think properly due to stress or depression.

Utente eliminato · Answer

Mad have 2 meanings. It can be 'crazy' or 'angry'.

DaiXNguyen · Answer

@K-Yissel  "mad" can mean "crazy" and more.  Therefore  "crazy" doesn't always mean "mad".  "mad/crazy+/- about/for=intense desire about/for". "mad/crazy = psychologically abnormal".  "mad=upset".

Jennykate756 · Answer

Yes there is a difference between mad and crazy. 
Crazy - It means doing something extraordinary, different or stupid.
Mad - It means depending on the situation it can mean angry or sometimes it also means crazy.

Examples :- For Crazy
Person A : I'm going to do that stunt.
Person B : Hey! what? are you crazy??

Examples for mad
Person A : I don't know why she is mad at me
Person B : Maybe you did something rude or bad to her.   
   or
Person A : Mr. Postman you called me right? Is there any letter for me today?
Person B : I'm Sorry Ali. I wasn't the one who called you. There's a madman roaming around here who calls the person's name even if there isn't any letter for him.

Tevan · Answer

mad: tómalo más a una expresión de enojo; crazy: es una expresión de locura.

ky4kaa · Answer

What about “lunatic”?

leifeverr · Answer

mad original means upset or to have anger. Crazy usually means not normal. Mad is used similar to crazy when someone is not acting normal an in a mad/ malicious/ upset manner. Example: Mad Scientist

xxdethgoddxx · Answer

mad can mean angry or crazy

ChristineMinori911 · Answer

Mad can mean crazy in certain context but it can also be used to describe anger a person is feeling. Example, If John was feeling angry, he was 'mad' at something. If Joyce was doing something 'not normal' ie. having a conversation with no one, beating a tree etc. she was 'crazy'. Crazy meaning having mental issues that needs to be treated or kept away from others to avoid disruption. Hope that helped.

ChristineMinori911 · Answer

Joyce could also be considered 'mad' as well because she was doing 'crazy' things. She's just not 'mad' in the angry sense.

Utente eliminato · Answer

Depends on context. They’re essentially completely different HOWEVER Lewis Carroll a famous English author tends to use MAD to say crazy.

Utente eliminato · Answer

@ky4kaa Lunatic is an insult and that’s not the same thing

Utente eliminato · Answer

@prettyjhendee lol depression and stress isn’t the only reasons someone can be deemed crazy

Utente eliminato · Answer

@annecalin48 what

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Dean_Camus yeah your answer actually isn’t correct fully

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Erkumbulant no in English in the us mad also means angry or it can mean crazy. In the uk it’s the same as well cause many have used both there also

Utente eliminato · Answer

@monte25cristo that’s not slang lol many literary authors use it also

Utente eliminato · Answer

@abbie23 wrong that’s not what it means love

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Erkumbulant your punctuations are all over the place yikes

Utente eliminato · Answer

@MichelleWolf wrong in English in the US it means two different things

Utente eliminato · Answer

@kashtan000018 wrong love

Utente eliminato · Answer

@sk2754098 sorry that is incorrect

Utente eliminato · Answer

@hafsey_alyan I hate to tell you but your spellings are all wrong love and the answer isn’t correct

Utente eliminato · Answer

@arslanasghar162 also wrong

Utente eliminato · Answer

@khan73 that’s incorrect

Utente eliminato · Answer

@seakiddo it means Two things that’s incorrect

Utente eliminato · Answer

@hudzuchryc it doesn’t mean more extreme

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Lana_Jackson mad is used countless times to mean crazy in America also :)

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori crazy doesn’t always mean happy lol. Usually it means mentally ill. Just depends on context :) but I’ve never heard it being used for happy. Ever

Utente eliminato · Answer

@RafaellaFraulob sorry that’s wrong dear

Utente eliminato · Answer

@bindhya99 nope sadly that’s incorrect my dear

Utente eliminato · Answer

@MoyaPruett mad in the Uk and US is the same :) I know Americans and Brit’s who both use it

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Rowan_Bradford mad is commonly used to mean crazy in America as well :)

Utente eliminato · Answer

@faisal_is_rockstar that’s incorrect love

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Hans101 that’s incorrect using mad doesn’t mean emotional though. But your half right :)

Utente eliminato · Answer

@evelyncolima get out of you?...  What can you repeat that

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Palicess that’s wrong though but don’t worry I can explain better for you

Utente eliminato · Answer

@karina000001 is English your native language? Cause I can’t tell with your spelling

Utente eliminato · Answer

@doantthuhong that person doesn’t speak English and the answer they provided was not fully correct it’s best to refer to English speakers to get the best answer

jeryori · Answer

@Shyelle um I know that? EXACLTY why I said it depended ?

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori what? Your English doesn’t make any sense. You must not be a native speaker ..

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori EXACTLY. That’s how that word is spelled not “exaclty”

doantthuhong · Answer

@Shyelle thank you so much

jeryori · Answer

@Shyelle I’m a native speaker? Just cause I made a mistake I’m not? Get tf outta here if you’re gonna be replying to everyone making them feel bad about their English

jeryori · Answer

@Shyelle you acting like you own this app too though? Replying to everyone like they give a shit? I wanna see you try and correctly write something in Spanish because you’re learning it right ? And if you make a mistake I’ll keep bugging you about it

jeryori · Answer

@Shyelle okay and

jeryori · Answer

@Shyelle you blaming the generation just cause of one person. Really

jeryori · Answer

@Shyelle I’m just not in the mood ? I’m sorry?

kastratialbion252003 · Answer

*grabs popcorn and enjoys the show*

kastratialbion252003 · Answer

oh and btw you 2 gave the perfect examples on how to use "mad" ,while u were having an argument

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori 👍🏾 I can respect that. It’s fine I guess people can’t tell emotion online but I was being genuine not rude. I’m around foreigners all the time. My apologies if that’s how it came across wasn’t my intent to insult anyone

hudzuchryc · Answer

@Shyelle I mean ' crazy' can be used like " my friends are crazy" so it means something good, while 'mad' is always about something bad. It's either 'angry' or  'mentally unstable' depending on context.

Utente eliminato · Answer

@hudzuchryc gotcha!  And mad also can mean crazy too. And you’re right! Thanks for clarifying for me. Your English is very good.

kashtan000018 · Answer

@Shyelle  pfff go away. You're so stupid..

kashtan000018 · Answer

OMG.. someone throw him away. Really dumbass

kashtan000018 · Answer

I should find a garbage can.. to throw the annoying people like you. Could someone say where the garbage can is?

Utente eliminato · Answer

I would be affected yet I don’t know what this racist troll is even saying  😂

kashtan000018 · Answer

Be higher this point..

kashtan000018 · Answer

Nobody helps you, live for yourself. Take care of yourself. Be noble for yourself

kashtan000018 · Answer

I hope, You'll take this small expirience and will take it into consideration

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori what language you learning korean right ? Any suggestions on how you study the alphabet? I’m finding difficulty with that part.

kashtan000018 · Answer

Oh, you're so usual..I've already heard it. You have no noble..

Utente eliminato · Answer

@hudzuchryc have you found French difficult?  My friend found it very hard. Anything you use to help you more with it ?

Palicess · Answer

@Shyelle French isn’t that difficult to be honest, I studied it for three years ^^

Utente eliminato · Answer

Experience < that how it’s spelled :)  “you have no noble” I wish this sentence made sense

Palicess · Answer

Some things that might help is to watch movies in French with English subtitles and slowly fazing the usage of the subtitles out (or to watch the movie until you understand it, same with books but you could use a dictionary), to learn how to pronounce things correctly but also to practice listening/reading! @Shyelle

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Palicess anything you use to help? Any other apps? I’m trying to master French german and korean. My Spanish is okay but not perfect. Sometimes pronunciations stump me. My difficulty sometimes  is grammar

Palicess · Answer

@Shyelle As I mentioned above, those are the things that I can recommend! I was too fast to reply ahhah.

I didn’t use any apps, you just need the internet and alot of motivation! Never, EVER, give up! Allow yourself to make mistakes and take it slow, it’s better to learn three words a week than 20 words a week to later on not remember those 20 words. Be persistent! 😄

By the way, is Shyelle your birthname? It’s beautiful! 😍

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Palicess Thanks a lot ! The advice means a lot and the positivity! Also that’s good advice to learn three words a week I sometimes try to memorize too much too fast.

Palicess · Answer

@Shyelle No problem, I’m glad I could help! Also, when you’re learning the correct words for objects (for example; fridge, table, chair and so on) you can always put post-its on that object with the word in the language that you’re learning, that way you will see the word every day! If say you were learning Swedish and wanted to learn the word for fridge, which is kylskåp, you’d just write that word down on the post-it and stick it onto the fridge!

hafsey_alyan · Answer

@Shyelle ll check

hafsey_alyan · Answer

@Shyelle hey i checked it’s all correct my way are diffrnt i use phrase dude :-)

hafsey_alyan · Answer

@Shyelle yup

hafsey_alyan · Answer

@Shyelle okay best

Utente eliminato · Answer

@hafsey_alyan what?

MinSugaJeonkookie · Answer

not really both mean that the person or object you're talking about is crazy they mean the same mad just usually gets used as an emotion it has to do with accents as well.

MoyaPruett · Answer

@K-Yissel can you close this question please?

jeryori · Answer

@Shyelle I study on different apps by the way! I study with my korean friends online and I bought books too

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori they’re trying to insult me  love don’t worry ignore them they’re a bully

Utente eliminato · Answer

@Palicess that’s smart thank you a lot for your help

jeryori · Answer

@Shyelle well I use this one book called instant korean

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori thank you!

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori what do you use for the alphabet ?

jeryori · Answer

@Deleted user I use different apps

Pausegold · Answer

@K-Yissel mad is like you’re not happy with your son because he punched you. Crazy is like someone lost their mind.

Danny_Baum · Answer

@K-Yissel so usually in traditional English or let’s say US English / Mad is when someone is angry about something, crazy is when someone does something not normal or unusual 
Example: I was mad at him because he lied to me about what he did yesterday 
She is crazy because she thinks the earth is flat.
Crazy can also be used to show your love to someone. Ex: I am crazy about her ( your girlfriend or a date)
In England or the UK people use mad/crazy in the same way 
Ex: Have you gone mad ? Have you become crazy

ilregnodelcaos · Answer

@K-Yissel mad significa folle nel senso di malattia, crazy significa pazzo.

KatDJ1 · Answer

Mad can mean crazy, but it can also mean angry. Most people use mad to describe anger, but the term “mad scientist” is used a lot. In that case, mad would mean crazy

miss_andy · Answer

mad and crazy can mean the same thing but mad usually means angry.

shaylearns_korean · Answer

There isn’t a difference; it’s just how the way you put them in sentences! Example 1:

“I broke her toy! I hope she doesn’t get mad at me.”

Example 2:

“I broke her toy.! She’s going to go crazy over it.”

It just depends on how you use it in your sentences

Taneesha_tt · Answer

@K-Yissel

mad and crazy can both mean ‘insane/crazy’.

mostly, mad means angry
example: “Jane took my money! im so mad at her!”

JonathaM0 · Answer

There is a difference.

Mad is when there's a mentally ill,it's a clinical term. Crazy is a non-clinical term.

For example:

He is mad. (It means that someone is mentally ill)

He is so crazy today (It means that someone is out of their mind,temporarily)

Jose444 · Answer

mad can mean angry. it can also mean crazy. crazy can sometimes mean fun or wild. that was a crazy party! very fun! wild!

Daniel21ct · Answer

mad 和 crazy 有部份意思是相同的，但是也有不同的語意。

1. mad：

mad = 31dog = 三丨犬 = 王犭 = 狂

mad = madd 省一個 d = mad.d = 狂.的 = 狂的

mad = 3ad = aaaddd = 广AΑ中對點 = 广合Λ一一ΛD冫= 广合Л㇀ 丨 λ口冫= 广合几㇀虫冫= 广合凡虫冫= 瘋

mad = madd 省一個 d = mad.d = 瘋.的 = 瘋的

mad = mad + mad 省一個 mad = 瘋 + 狂 = 瘋狂

mad = madd 省一個 d = mad.d = 瘋狂.的 = 瘋狂的

mad = madd 省一個 d = mad.d = 瘋.掉 = 瘋掉

mad = manAdust = 人air土 = 亻气土 = 𠂉氣土 = 生氣

mad = mmad 省一個 m = 人悶air土 = 亻悶气土 = 𠂉悶氣土 = 生悶氣

mad = 蠻一的 = 蠻橫的

mad = m.a.d = mind.are.hard = 心很硬

mad = mind.have.disease = 心有病，其中 disease 有以下含意：疾；病；疾病；得病；生病；病生；患病；不應適；不適於身；不適疾；不適應症。

mad = mind一day = 心㇀天 = 心㇀二人 = 心失，此時爲「失心」的同義倒裝詞。

mad = 瘋 + 心失 = 瘋心失，此時爲「失心瘋」的同義倒裝詞。

2. crazy：

crazy = c.ra.z.y = 狂熱之樣

crazy = c.ra.z.y = c.ram.z.y = 狂亂之樣

crazy = c.r.a.z.y = c.riot.a.z.y = 狂暴的之樣

crazy = canis兩and一一 = 犬二和一丨= 犭三丨= 犭王 = 狂

crazy = crazyy 省一個 y = crazy.y = 狂.樣 = 狂樣

crazy = crazyyy 省二個 y = crazy.yy = 狂.ㄧ乙 = 狂.丶Z = 狂.之 = 狂之，意通「狂的」。

crazy = k人A中丶/  = 丿冫λ凡中丶一 = 瘋

crazy = crazyy 省一個 y = crazy.y = 瘋.樣 = 瘋樣

crazy = crazyyy 省二個 y = crazy.yy = 瘋.ㄧ乙 = 瘋.丶Z = 瘋.之 = 瘋之，意通「瘋的」。

crazy = crazyy 省一個 y = crazy.y = 瘋.矣 = 瘋矣，意通「瘋了」。

crazy = 狂 + 瘋 = 狂瘋，此時爲「瘋狂」的同義倒裝詞。

BotifulUzer · Answer

Depends on the situation. You can use the word “mad” in two different ways like,”That person is mad” or “I’m so mad at him.” Wen put into different context it means different things. The way you’re asking you probably mean as in, mad also known as psycho. So when it comes to comparing mad and crazy, which both can mean psychopath, the yes. Other wise, no.

LeLapinDansLaLune · Answer

Well, mad can mean angry, or crazy. so sometimes they mean the same  ex: “the mad hatter” (Means the same)
Or “your making me mad” (mad means the emotions)

mcruz143 · Answer

@K-Yissel mad (enojado) crazy (loco o demente)  I am mad at you. Estoy enojado contigo. Are you crazy? estas Loco? but sometimes we can you mad as crazy but that is slang.

AVELINOJ · Answer

@K-Yissel significa lo mismo para los americanos , estas loco o q the pasa

Utente eliminato · Answer

I would say, mad sounds worse than crazy.

Davidridho20_ · Answer

for me mad is part of over crazy
crazy is free expression where that person be happy

jolielives · Answer

@K-Yissel 
In the States these days, not much. Which since COVID has been the case everywhere!
En los Estados Unidos en estos días, no mucho. ¡Lo que desde COVID ha sido el caso en todas partes!

Mad = He went mad after his wife was killed. (He lost his mind after his wife, the love of his life, was stolen from his life.) He lost his mind due to grief over losing his wife to a murderer.
Loco = Se volvió loco después de que mataron a su esposa. (Se volvió loco después de que su esposa, el amor de su vida, fuera robada de su vida). Perdió la cabeza debido al dolor por perder a su esposa por un asesino.

Mad = She’s mad because her father took her car keys away from her after her 4th speeding ticket. (She’s angry with her father because he took her car use away from her after 4 tickets for driving too fast.)

Mad = Está enojada porque su padre le quitó las llaves de su auto después de su 4to boleto de exceso de velocidad. (Está enojada con su padre porque él le quitó el uso de su automóvil después de 4 multas por conducir demasiado rápido).

Crazy = After she won $5,000,000.00 she was so happy, but she behaved as though she’d gone crazy. (This is not crazy due to a long term (long term-happens over a long period of time) chemical and electrical imbalance in her brain.) This type of crazy is like falling in love crazy. 
Loca = Después de ganar $ 5,000,000.00, estaba muy feliz, pero se comportó como si se hubiera vuelto loca. (Esto no es una locura debido a un largo plazo (a largo plazo sucede durante un largo período de tiempo) desequilibrio químico y eléctrico en su cerebro.) Este tipo de locura es como enamorarse locamente.

The chemistry of our brain is changed when we fall in love, but it’s not a permanent change or imbalance in our brain’s chemistry. After a while, our brain’s chemistry regulates or goes back to whatever is “normal”  for us.
Everyone has a different chemical balance in their brain’s.
La química de nuestro cerebro cambia cuando nos enamoramos, pero no es un cambio permanente o un desequilibrio en la química de nuestro cerebro. Después de un tiempo, la química de nuestro cerebro regula o vuelve a lo que sea "normal" para nosotros.
Todos tienen un equilibrio químico diferente en el cerebro.

Finally, there’s Mentally Unstable, Insane or Crazy.
Mental Instability is usually caused by a nerve-chemical (neuro-chemical) imbalance in the human brain. In the US, far to many doctors just give their patients pills. (I do not (don’t) believe that this is smart or correct. This is only my opinion.)

Finalmente, hay mentalmente inestable, loco o loco.
La inestabilidad mental generalmente es causada por un desequilibrio químico-nervioso (neuroquímico) en el cerebro humano. En los EE. UU., Hasta ahora muchos médicos simplemente les dan píldoras a sus pacientes. (No (no) creo que esto sea inteligente o correcto. Esta es solo mi opinión).

I hope that this has been of some assistance to you. Please stay safe, healthy and happy 😊 
Espero que esto haya sido de alguna ayuda para usted. Por favor manténgase seguro, saludable y feliz 😊

myothercarisaburro · Answer

Elegiste unas palabras divertidas, "mad" en inglés tiene dos definiciones. La primera definición de "mad" son "enojado" y la segunda definición de "mad" son "loco". Es dependiente en la frase. En inglés la definición de "crazy" son "loco" también. Pero, pudiste usar las dos palabras como adjetivos, "mad crazy" significa "muy loco" y "crazy mad" significa "más enojado". Cuando usas las palabras como adjetivos, los dos tiene la misma definición, ambas significan “muy” o “mucho”.

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Utente eliminato · Answer

@doantthuhong welcome! A lot of people on here are getting the answer wrong even some English speakers. The correct answer is mad can be two things depend on the context in English. Crazy means one thing. Many authors for example like Lewis Carroll uses the term mad a lot in one of his books.

Utente eliminato · Answer

@jeryori lmao when you take one small thing from an entire comment and actually have the weak intellect to thing I’m blaming every soul cause you have anger issues. And get mad over someone saying they don’t understand you. REALLY. Lmao ok kid

kashtan000018 · Answer

@Shyelle Excuse me? Would you like to shut your month up, please? You're annoying some people

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kashtan000018 · Answer

You didn't understand me yet? Oh, what a stupid man. You should be prepared not to answer. Why you don't ignore me else? You're so stupid..man, you're so miserable. Look at the mirror. You have an argument with 12years old child. Just be higher that. Where is your noble?

kashtan000018 · Answer

Just speaking with you won't have a normal life, You should be more wise

jeryori · Answer

@kashtan000018 I’m not 12 I’m 15 😬

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@jeryori really ? What apps and books if you don’t mind me asking. My self study is killing me

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Qual è la differenza tra Mad e crazy ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

In UK English, there is no difference. In US English, "mad" means "angry" and "crazy" is just "crazy".

In the US, 'mad' in the dictionary means to be angry. But people use it in slang to mean 'crazy'.
'Crazy' in the dictionary means mentally ill. In common speech and slang it means 'insane' (mentally ill) or 'awesome' or 'something very unexpected just happened'

mad is angry, crazy is insane.

@monte25cristo "Mad"'s meaning "angry" is actually the slang. ;)
@K-Yissel You're welcome! :)

@Erkumbulant: Mad means angry. Mad is also slang for crazy, when the word crazy means mentally ill or insane.

@monte25cristo "Mad"'s meaning of "crazy" came long before its meaning of "angry", IIRC. :)

"Mad" is a slang word for crazy. Thus, "mad" can be used to mean the same thing as crazy. However, mad primarily means "angry."

Ex: He has gone mad since he lost his wife.
He has gone crazy since he lost his wife.

He is very mad at his boss.
He is very angry at his boss.

who would love here to teach me chinese language?

Well, mad can mean angry, or crazy. so sometimes they mean the same ex: “the mad hatter” (Means the same)
Or “your making me mad” (mad means the emotions)

@K-Yissel mad (enojado) crazy (loco o demente) I am mad at you. Estoy enojado contigo. Are you crazy? estas Loco? but sometimes we can you mad as crazy but that is slang.

@K-Yissel significa lo mismo para los americanos , estas loco o q the pasa

I would say, mad sounds worse than crazy.

for me mad is part of over crazy
crazy is free expression where that person be happy

@jolielives I like your answer more than my own

@myothercarisaburro
I’m honored and flattered, thank-you very much 🌹

Fai domande a utenti madrelingua gratis

Qual è la differenza tra Mad e crazy ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

In UK English, there is no difference. In US English, "mad" means "angry" and "crazy" is just "crazy".

In the US, 'mad' in the dictionary means to be angry. But people use it in slang to mean 'crazy'. 'Crazy' in the dictionary means mentally ill. In common speech and slang it means 'insane' (mentally ill) or 'awesome' or 'something very unexpected just happened'

mad is angry, crazy is insane.

@monte25cristo "Mad"'s meaning "angry" is actually the slang. ;)@K-Yissel You're welcome! :)

@Erkumbulant: Mad means angry. Mad is also slang for crazy, when the word crazy means mentally ill or insane.

@monte25cristo "Mad"'s meaning of "crazy" came long before its meaning of "angry", IIRC. :)

"Mad" is a slang word for crazy. Thus, "mad" can be used to mean the same thing as crazy. However, mad primarily means "angry."Ex: He has gone mad since he lost his wife. He has gone crazy since he lost his wife. He is very mad at his boss. He is very angry at his boss.

who would love here to teach me chinese language?

Well, mad can mean angry, or crazy. so sometimes they mean the same ex: “the mad hatter” (Means the same)Or “your making me mad” (mad means the emotions)

@K-Yissel mad (enojado) crazy (loco o demente) I am mad at you. Estoy enojado contigo. Are you crazy? estas Loco? but sometimes we can you mad as crazy but that is slang.

@K-Yissel significa lo mismo para los americanos , estas loco o q the pasa

I would say, mad sounds worse than crazy.

for me mad is part of over crazycrazy is free expression where that person be happy

@jolielives I like your answer more than my own

@myothercarisaburro I’m honored and flattered, thank-you very much 🌹

Fai domande a utenti madrelingua gratis

In the US, 'mad' in the dictionary means to be angry. But people use it in slang to mean 'crazy'.
'Crazy' in the dictionary means mentally ill. In common speech and slang it means 'insane' (mentally ill) or 'awesome' or 'something very unexpected just happened'

@monte25cristo "Mad"'s meaning "angry" is actually the slang. ;)
@K-Yissel You're welcome! :)

"Mad" is a slang word for crazy. Thus, "mad" can be used to mean the same thing as crazy. However, mad primarily means "angry."

Ex: He has gone mad since he lost his wife.
He has gone crazy since he lost his wife.

He is very mad at his boss.
He is very angry at his boss.

Well, mad can mean angry, or crazy. so sometimes they mean the same ex: “the mad hatter” (Means the same)
Or “your making me mad” (mad means the emotions)

for me mad is part of over crazy
crazy is free expression where that person be happy

@myothercarisaburro
I’m honored and flattered, thank-you very much 🌹