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How to Say ‘You're not bothering me at all.’ in Portuguese

Não incomoda nada.

NOWN een-koo-MOH-dah NAH-dah

[NOWN een-koo-MOH-dah NAH-dah]

💬 Usage Tip: nada after a "not" sentence means "at all", not "nothing". Same idea in não gosto nada "I don't like it at all".

Phrase Breakdown

Não

[NOWN]

not

Used to negate the meaning of a word or group of words.

Example

Não quero comer agora.

I don't want to eat now.

incomoda

[een-koo-MOH-dah]

bothers / disturbs

From 'incomodar'; it causes annoyance.

Example

A música não incomoda.

The music doesn't bother.

nada

[NAH-dah]

at all

After a negative, emphasises 'not at all'.

Example

Não custa nada.

It costs nothing at all.

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