How to Say ‘You annoy me!’ in Japanese
お前 ムカつくえ！
omae mukatsuku e
[omae mukatsuku e]
💬 Usage Tip: ムカつく is a common rough way to say something makes you mad or irritated. The ending え is character-style speech here, giving it a sneering, dramatic feel rather than changing the core meaning.
Phrase Breakdown
お前
omae
[omae]
you
Casual or informal address in Japanese.
お前がムカつくえ！
You annoy me!
ムカつくえ！
mukatsuku e
Words in this phrase
ムカつく
mukatsuku
[mukatsuku]
annoyed
To feel irritated or annoyed.
彼の態度には本当にムカつく。
His attitude really annoys me.
え
e
[e]
-
End particle for emphasis.
本当にムカつくえ！
Really annoying!
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