How to Say ‘I won't bother you any more’ in Spain Spanish
No te molesto más
noh teh moh-LEHS-toh mahs
[noh teh moh-LEHS-toh mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: molestar means "to bother", not "molest". It's a harmless everyday word.
Phrase Breakdown
No te
noh teh
I won't (bother) you
'No' plus the object pronoun 'te' (you), both said before the verb. Say them together: no-teh.
No te preocupes.
Don't worry.
Words in this phrase
No
[noh]
not
Used to express negation.
No quiero ir.
I do not want to go.
te
[teh]
you
Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to you'.
Si no lo entiendes, que te den.
If you don’t understand it, screw you then.
molesto más
moh-LEHS-toh mahs
bother anymore
'Molesto' means 'I bother'. 'Más' here means 'anymore'. Stress 'les' in 'molesto'.
Ya no te molesto más, lo prometo.
I won't bother you anymore, I promise.
Words in this phrase
molesto
[moh-LEHS-toh]
I bother
First person present of 'molestar', to bother or disturb someone.
¿Te molesto si pongo música?
Do I bother you if I put on music?
más
[mahs]
more
Comparative adverb or adjective meaning 'more.'
Quiero un rol 'Más' visible dentro de la empresa.
I want a more visible role within the company.
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