How to Say “Crazy” in Puerto Rico (Spanish)

loco
masculine
Crazy in Puerto Rico is loco for a man and loca for a woman. A lighter, playful word is chiflado.
Meaning: mentally unwell or wild (adjective)

Ways to say it

“crazy” in Spanish
Spanish Note
loco masculine
chiflado casual
loca feminine

Friends joke estás loco when someone does something wild. Loco can also be a friendly address, like "dude", among men.

What mistakes should you avoid?

Calling a person loco in a serious way is offensive, so keep it for jokes between friends.

Did you know?

  • Loco and loca change with the gender of the person described, just like most Spanish adjectives that end in -o and -a.

Examples in context

  • Estás loco si piensas eso.
    You are crazy if you think that.
  • Ella está loca por el baile.
    She is crazy about dancing.
  • Eres un chiflado.
    You are a goofball.

Example conversation

Wanda laughs at her friend Ivette, who wants to swim at night in Rincón.

  1. Wanda

    Ivette, estás loca.
    Ivette, you are crazy.
  2. Ivette

    Es divertido, ven.
    It is fun, come on.
  3. Wanda

    Ay, qué loca eres.
    Oh, you are so crazy.
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