A2🔤 Letters D & E
Italian word
disturbare
to disturb, to bother, to interrupt
Looks like
to disturb
to interfere with; to cause anxiety or distress
⚠️ The trap
Good match. 'Disturbo' (noun) = bother, inconvenience. 'Non c'è disturbo' = 'No bother at all'. But 'disturbed' in English (mentally unwell) = 'disturbato' in Italian, which sounds much harsher — 'è disturbato' is a strong insult.
To say "to interfere with; to cause anxiety or distress" in Italian:
disturbare
"disturbare" in English means:
to disturb, to bother, to interrupt
Example
"Scusa se disturbo."
"Sorry to bother you."
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