When to Use Molestar?

When to Use Molestar?

Molestar (to bother)
The verb molestar is used when we want to say that someone/something/doing something bothers us. Here are some examples: Me molesta el ruido de la calle. The street noise bothers me.

How do you use Molestar in a sentence?

molestar
  1. Perdone. , no. queremos. molestar. a. la. jefa. . Excuse me, we don't want to bother the boss.
  2. Lo. siento. , no. te. quiero. molestar. . I'm sorry, I don't want to bother you.
  3. Usted. no. puede. molestar. al. jefe. ahora. . You can't bother the boss now.

How do you use molesta?

In this sentence: Me molesta que veas a ese chico. (It bothers me that you see that boy.) The subject of the sentence is "what is bothering you" (que veas a ese chico) so verb molestar needs to agree with that; in this case, as it is an idea, we can say that "que veas a ese chico" would be "it".

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