A2🧠 Personality
Italian word
annoiato
bored, uninterested, finding something tedious
Looks like
annoyed
slightly angry, irritated
⚠️ The trap
IMPORTANT FALSE FRIEND. 'Annoiato' = bored (not annoyed!). If you say 'sono annoiato' you mean you're bored. For annoyed say 'sono irritato' or 'sono seccato'.
To say "slightly angry, irritated" in Italian:
irritato, seccato (for annoyed/irritated)
"annoiato" in English means:
bored, uninterested, finding something tedious
Example
"I bambini erano annoiati senza nulla da fare."
"The children were bored with nothing to do."
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