To be mad
Are you mad at me?
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Marianne's answer is brilliant, I'd just like point out that I've noticed - after a long time of having made natives all over the Spanish-speaking world angry at me - that "enojado/a" is more used in Latin America, while "enfadado/a" is more used in Spain.
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¿Estás enojado conmigo? (male)
¿Estás enojada conmigo? (female)
¿Estás enfadado con mí?
This is a shot in the dark. I did notice a few idioms that looked good using the word mad so,
to be mad about--- tener locura por. Tiene locura por el juego de fútbol. He's mad about the soccer game.
to get mad---enfadarse; Se enfadó. She/He got mad.
to look mad---tener cara de enfado. Tiene cara de enfado. She/He looks mad. (could've used this one when I was growing up with either one of my parents).
Hope this helps.
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Hi Jason
I think it would be - está enfadado conmigo.
Alternatively - ¿te he ofendido? (informal)