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How do you say I am not crazy in french?

There are several ways to say "I am not crazy" in French, depending on the nuance you want to convey:

Direct and straightforward:

* Je ne suis pas fou/folle. (I am not crazy. This is the most literal translation, but it can sound a bit blunt.)

* Je suis sain d'esprit. (I am sane.)

More nuanced:

* Je suis normal. (I am normal.)

* Je suis bien dans ma tête. (I am in my right mind.)

* Je ne suis pas fou/folle du tout. (I am not crazy at all.)

* Je suis raisonnable. (I am reasonable.)

* Je suis équilibré(e). (I am balanced.)

In response to an accusation:

* Tu te trompes. (You are wrong.)

* Ce n'est pas vrai. (That's not true.)

* Tu es en train de me détester. (You're making fun of me.)

The best option will depend on the specific context of your conversation.

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