"Come sei pesante!"

Translation: You are so heavy!

[Elena18]

Come si dice: "EX-marito?"

[eltapatio]

yes in spanish you say "eres un pesado" to someone annoying, so can you use it in italian in the same way?

[f.formica]

Yep :)

[chemacasado]

Good to know, gracias

[Lynnich]

you are so rude!!

[mrule]

I translated this as "you are heavy!". Can someone explain how I was supposed to know to translate it as "so heavy"?

[AntonyHodgson]

'you are heavy' would be 'sei pesante'; the 'Come' adds the emphasis - you could almost translate it as "how heavy you are!"

[Don_Abramo]

Got it, thanks.

[agaagaagaa]

i also agree

[Mixologist7]

Without reading, I mistaken the phrase as "Come sei forte" ie You are so strong. Duolingo immediately returns with "You are so annoying!". Gee thanks Duolingo ;)

[justakoalabear]

Nobody said that was a bad thing. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

More cushion for the pushin. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[ddddan]

Hopefully said to a child! :)

[Elena18]

Could this also mean "heavy" in the sense of "serious"?

[dwarven_hydra]

Guessing from Latin here, but I think that would be "grave". Correct me if I'm wrong.

[Wira_basa]

[QUESTION]

How can this sentence be translated, "You are so heavy"? I think it literally means, "How you're heavy" or maybe "How heavy you are", right?