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

No me molestas para nada.

noh meh moh-LEHS-tahs PAH-rah NAH-dah

[noh meh moh-LEHS-tahs PAH-rah NAH-dah]

🇪🇸 In Spain: Said warmly, this is a green light that you're welcome to keep chatting.

Phrase Breakdown

No me molestas

noh meh moh-LEHS-tahs

You're not bothering me

This is a negative sentence with the object pronoun 'me' placed before the verb. Stress 'LES'.

Example

No me molestas, de verdad.

You're not bothering me, really.

Words in this phrase

[noh]

not

Used to express negation.

Example

No quiero ir.

I do not want to go.

[meh]

Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me' or 'me' in expressions like 'it interests me.'

Example

A mí me gusta decir 'Me' correctamente en frases como 'Me interesa'.

I like to say 'Me' correctly in phrases like 'Me interesa'.

molestas

[moh-LEHS-tahs]

you bother

Second person informal present of 'molestar', to bother.

Example

¿Te molestas en venir?

Do you bother to come?

para nada.

PAH-rah NAH-dah

at all.

'Para nada' strengthens a negative, like 'at all'. People often say it quickly: 'pa-ra-NA-da'.

Example

No estoy cansado para nada.

I'm not tired at all.

Words in this phrase

para

[PAH-rah]

at (all)

Part of 'para nada', meaning 'not at all'.

Example

No estoy cansado para nada.

I'm not tired at all.

nada

[NAH-dah]

nothing / at all

With 'para', it forms 'para nada': not at all.

Example

No me gusta para nada.

I don't like it at all.

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