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Fastidiar en Mexico = molestar?

Fastidiar en Mexico = molestar?

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Is "FASTIDIAR" used in Mexico like molestar? What are other common sinonyms for molestar?

Vayas, Pepito! Me molestas !

Gracias

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updated Apr 22, 2011
posted by gocush

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In Spain it is certainly used a a synonym of "molestar".

updated Apr 22, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
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Yes, it is very similar, molestar is to bother and fastidiar is more like to hassle or annoy, a bit stronger.

I use it when someone is being very annoying.

Another synonyms are: fregar, j***r.

Edit:

Here in Mexico j**r is not that strong or rude but thanks for putting those ** and sorry if someone was offended. wink

updated Apr 22, 2011
edited by Dakie
posted by Dakie
"Joder" is a bit stronger. - lazarus1907, Apr 22, 2011
"joder" is more popular in Spain though - Felixlynx, Apr 22, 2011
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Yes it is used ,but not with any frequency that I've heard of.At least not like molestar. The only other word similiarly used is irritante. Wait for more posts and answers though .Others may have had different experiences with this.

updated Apr 22, 2011
posted by heliotropeman
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Molestar .... To bother someone.

Fastidiar ..... To bother someone to the point of putting your life in danger.

updated Apr 22, 2011
posted by 005faa61
In Spain you can "fastidiar" without endangering your life, hehe. For us, it is slightly more annoying than "molestar". - lazarus1907, Apr 22, 2011