A2🅰️ Letter A
Italian word
annoiare
to bore
Looks like
annoy
to irritate, to bother
⚠️ The trap
Learners say 'mi annoi' to mean 'you annoy me', but it really means 'you bore me'. To say someone irritates you, use 'mi dai fastidio' or 'mi irriti'.
To say "to irritate, to bother" in Italian:
irritare, infastidire
"annoiare" in English means:
to bore
Example
"Questo film mi annoia da morire."
"This film bores me to death."
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