No. 14,650 in Korean
미쳤다고
"미쳤다고" means "crazy" or "insane" in English, often used to express disbelief or shock.
In a sentence
미쳤다고 생각하지 마.
Don't think I've gone crazy.
Expressing annoyance or disbelief about what one might think.
누가 미쳤다고 말했나요?
Who said someone is crazy?
Inquiring about a statement regarding someone's sanity.
이 일을 하라고 한 사람이 미쳤다고 밖에 생각이 들지 않아.
I can only think the person who suggested doing this must be crazy.
Evaluating someone's decision as irrational or nonsensical.
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