Mad at me vs pissed at me?

Oh my ***.Do not ever use the word"****". It is very unfriendly.I think that angry is the best,and also it is "you are still mad at me?" not " you still mad at me?"

****** is not acceptable among polite people- it's okay what you want to say to your friends, but this is not word to use with, for example, a teacher

to ****- to urinate

so mad is better in most cases - or angry!

"You still mad at me?" or "are you still mad at me?" - either is fine in spoken English.

You would really only use "you still ******-off/****** at me?" in very casual situations (among friends); in other situations it is very impolite and offensive. It would be best not to say it at all.

you recomend me to use angry.
for example : You are still angey at me?

"Angry with" not "angry at".
"Mad at" not "mad with".

Also, "you are still angry with me" is not really asking a question - it's making a statement. Whereas "are you still angry with me?" is asking a question.

Thanks Makka!
and other guys for your attention.

MIGare you still angry with me? and are you still mad at me? both are same.

Yes, I can see no difference between the two.

Thanks Makka![6][A]
(ofcourse left one is me)
thanks for your patience.