"Velký nejsi."

Translation: You are not big.

[gabe81]

Is the word order flexible in indicative sentences (not questions)? Does 'Velký nejsi' and 'Nejsi velký' mean exactly the same?

[kacenka9]

Yes, it is fairly flexible. In this case the two are identical.

[Meertuhx]

Would this be "velká nejsi" when spoken to a woman?

[endless_sleeper]

Exactly!

[Titovskii]

If I added "ty" to this sentence would it be correct to say "ty nejsi velký"?

[VladaFu]

yes

[2200Lucia60]

Why not "You are not tall"? I didn't report this answer, but maybe I did wrong...

[VladaFu]

I think it is possible, because we often say velký vhen we mean that the person is tall "vysoký". I recall adding it elsewhere before so I will also add it here.

[KatherineU723009]

Is there punctuation to indicate a question? ...or is the order of the words the indicator?

[VladaFu]

It is a declarative order. The punctuatuon determines if it is a question (?) or not (.).

[Stylianius3]

So there's a separate verb for "not to be"

[svrsheque]

no, this happens to be the common verb negation by prepending "ne".