enojar

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verb

enojar

transitive verb

1. to anger (irritar) (especially Am); to annoy (molestar)

enojarse

pronomial verb

1. to get angry (irritarse)(con with); to get annoyed (con with) (molestarse)

enojar [ay-no-har’]

article & verb transitive

1. To vex, to irritate, to anger, to fret, to make angry (enfadar).

2. To tease, to molest, to trouble.

3. To offend, to displease, to injure.

verb reflexive

4. To be fretful or peevish.

5. To be boisterous.

6. To be offended, displeased.

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	enojo	enojé	enojaba	enojaré	enoje
Tú	enojas	enojaste	enojabas	enojarás	enojes
Ella/Él/Usted	enoja	enojó	enojaba	enojará	enoje
Nosotros	enojamos	enojamos	enojábamos	enojaremos	enojemos
Vosotros	enojáis	enojasteis	enojabais	enojaréis	enojéis
Ellos/Ustedes	enojan	enojaron	enojaban	enojarán	enojen

Complete enojar conjugation


Q:	Enfadar vs. enojar
A:	Hi Chica. I believe that "enfadar" is used more in Spain and "enojar" is used more in Latin America.

Q:	enojar vs. enfadar
A:	Generally speaking, both are the same: to anger/annoy/offend. "Enojar" is not very used in Spain (although it is perfectly understood), and "enfadar"…