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People who take Spanish: You laughed when you first heard the verb "molestar", amirite?
by Anonymous11 years ago
Molestar = to bother. For any non spanish people..
by Anonymous12 years ago
We had fun saying stuff like "Me molesta a la professora."
by Anonymous11 years ago
That word was used in one of our warm ups today and I felt like I was in a room with a bunch of hyenas.
by Anonymous11 years ago
And the past tense of ponerse in the yo form: Me puse! ;)
by Anonymous11 years ago
I take spanish and I've never heard it. what is it?
by Anonymous11 years ago
it means to bother.
by Anonymous11 years ago
They probably didn't teach it because we are too immature
by Anonymous11 years ago
And Latin! Molesto, molestare, molestavi, molestatum, to annoy. Don't leave us pedants out!
by Anonymous11 years ago
or penar. it would conjugate to pene
by Anonymous11 years ago
My Spanish teacher slipped up one time with molestar. She was trying to say "You're annoying me" but she accidentally said "You're molesting me".
by Anonymous11 years ago
Also, the verbs for to hunt and to marry are almost identical.
by Anonymous11 years ago
dude no fucking way we just learned this word! We had to translate the sentence "my sisters are bothering me" and the girl who had to write it on the board didn't really know what she was writing and she wrote "me molesta my sisters"
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