gaga in German
gaga in German is senil, tüdelig, bekloppt — gaga means mentally confused, especially due to old age.
gaga in German
senil
(informal) Mentally senile.
tüdelig
(informal) Mentally senile.
bekloppt
(informal) Crazy.
gaga
(informal) Crazy.
plemplem
(informal) Crazy.
verrückt
(informal) Crazy.
verknallt
(informal) Infatuated.
What does "gaga" mean?
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adjective Mentally confused, especially due to old age.
"He's getting a bit gaga in his old age."
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adjective Wildly enthusiastic or infatuated about someone or something.
"The fans went gaga over the new single."
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gaga in a sentence
- He's getting a bit gaga in his old age.
- The fans went gaga over the new single.
- She's completely gaga about her new boyfriend.
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What is "gaga" in German?
"gaga" in German is senil, tüdelig, bekloppt. gaga means: Mentally confused, especially due to old age.
How do you use "gaga" in a sentence?
Example: "He's getting a bit gaga in his old age." In German, "gaga" is senil, tüdelig, bekloppt.
Are there other ways to say "gaga" in German?
Yes — German has 7 translations listed for "gaga": senil, tüdelig, bekloppt, gaga, plemplem, verrückt.
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