What is the difference between (to tire) and (to annoy)

Question

I'm Confused

Difference between or different about. - Eddy, May 23, 2013

Answer 1

The same difference between cansar y molestar

Answer 2

The things that you do to annoy have caused me to tire.

Try putting them in sentences.

thanks ---- :D - juancarlosabadr, May 23, 2013

Answer 3

They are not synonyms, but sometimes one might say of an annoying person, "I find him very tiresome" or "She is very tiring to be with" (because she is so annoying).. But activity, either physical or mental, can make one tired, whereas people can just p**s you off.

Answer 4

to tire = cansar

to annoy = molestar

Here's a sentence using both:

I'm tired of you annoying me everytime I try to rest!

"Tired" puedes ser cuando alguien necesitar dormir. (I'm tired.)

"Tired of something /somebody" es una resultado de aburrirse o cansarse de sus acciones.

I'm tired of this game.

I'm tired of Jimmy pulling my hair everyday.

I would add to that "Y al final termino enojado" :) - chileno, May 23, 2013

Answer 5

"Cansado" and "enojado",its the same difference .

How do you figure that? - chileno, May 23, 2013