How to Say ‘You're annoying as fuck!’ in French
Tu fais chier!
tyoo fay shee-ay
[tyoo fay shee-ay]
💬 Usage Tip: With [faire chier], the person bothered goes before the verb: [tu me fais chier], [ça nous fait chier]. Here [tu fais chier] means [you are being a pain] in a more general way.
🇫🇷 In France: A direct personal insult, harsher than complaining about a situation with [ça me fait chier]. It is something you say to someone, not just about bad luck.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[tyoo]
You
Refers to the second person, the listener.
Tu fais chier à chaque fois.
You piss me off every time.
fais
[fay]
do
Indicating action performed by second person.
Tu fais chier à chaque fois.
You piss me off every time.
chier
[shee-ay]
piss off
Expresses great annoyance caused by the listener's actions.
Tu fais chier à chaque fois.
You piss me off every time.
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