Questions & Answers about Non sono pazzo, scherzo!
The current lesson is about the emphatic word "mica". How can I add it to this sentence to emphasize that I am not crazy?
If I use mica, can I drop the word non?
Why is it scherzo instead of sto scherzando for "I am joking"?
Italians frequently use the simple present tense (scherzo) to describe an action happening right now, whereas English relies heavily on the present continuous ("I am joking"). You could absolutely say sto scherzando here, and both options sound completely natural.