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¡Por Dios! No te molestes,

¡Por Dios! No te molestes,

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So, no te molestes, is "don't bother' like "don't bother with that, I'll do it" can it also mean, "don't get upset"?

Seems like, oh no, don't bother with that........

is a lot different than, for goodness sake don't get upset. So it could be taken either way couldn't it??

Gracias.

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updated Mar 28, 2011
posted by jeezzle

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s a lot different than, for goodness sake don't get upset. So it could be taken either way couldn't it??

Yes, in theory it could be. Over here we seldom use it in the sense of don't get upset, we say : No te cabrees, no te enfades.

updated Mar 28, 2011
posted by 00494d19
Interesting to know that. I will assume that it mostly means, don't bother and "no te enfades" / "No te enojes" is don't get upset. - jeezzle, Mar 28, 2011
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"For God, Don't bother that/ with that."

It can be implied not to get upset. Por exemple: If someone says, "My watch broke!" You can say: "No to molestes"

updated Mar 28, 2011
posted by JGhost
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On my side of the world " ¡Por Dios! No te molestes" means : "Good grief, don't get angry!"

updated Mar 28, 2011
posted by Gekkosan