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How would I say that " I was freaking out!!"

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I need help with a phrase, I can't seem to find what I am looking for. Can someone help me translate " I was freaking out!".

Gracias!!

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updated Apr 17, 2012
posted by gemangel001

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I don't know if this is true throughout the Spanish-speaking world, but in Madrid, a person would say, "Estoy flipando." This means, "I am flipping out." Of course this is slang.

The past tense would be "Estaba flipando," if it happened over time.

"Estuve flipando," if your freaking out was a one time event that is over and done.

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updated Apr 17, 2012
edited by JoyceM
posted by JoyceM
"flipando" ;) - Cordobesa, Mar 27, 2012
I was just gonna say this. Flipar I have always thought to mean as "freak out." It is in Spain. - missy8888, Mar 27, 2012
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You have to be a bit more specific. To freak out has different meanings.

Desmadre can be used for a party.

Loca could be used for a fiesta.

Viaje could be used for drug induced conditions.

Plus the fact I think bobby's answer may be better expressed as,

Hacer presa en algo - To be panic sticken or freaking out with something

updated Mar 27, 2012
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
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I am not sure how to say freaking out exactly. The best I can do is "yo estaba presa del pánico mucho" I was panicking very much. I hope this is helpful!

updated Mar 27, 2012
posted by bobbybj013
Thanks, I am writing a short story for class and that will help alot!!! - gemangel001, Mar 27, 2012