la molestia

bother, annoyance, discomfort

m o ˈl e s t j a
molest bother; annoy + ia forms abstract nouns denoting a state, quality, or condition
noun · feminine Uncommon #23,218
bother, annoyance
SP: Perdón por la molestia.
EN: Sorry for the bother.
discomfort Often used for a mild physical problem (e.g., a stomach or back discomfort).
SP: Tengo una molestia en la espalda.
EN: I have some discomfort in my back.
Declension of molestia
molestiasmolestia

Por usted no es molestia.

It's no trouble for you.

— Locuras de verano (1955)

No es molestia, porque sólo ocupo mi tiempo son cosas triviales.

It's no trouble, because I only spend my time on trivial things.

— Deseo, peligro (2007)

No quiero causar molestia.

I don't want to cause any inconvenience.

Atraparemos a esta molestia.

We'll catch this nuisance.

— RRR (2022)

Si no es molestia, por favor.

If it’s not too much trouble, please.

Pero, no, no es molestia, sí.

But no, it's no trouble at all.

— Y tu mamá también (2001)

No es molestia, le enseñaré una.

No problem, I'll show you one.

— Locuras de verano (1955)

Hola, qué molestia, ¿no?

Hello, what a nuisance, right?

— Bugonia (2025)

No es molestia.

It's no trouble.

— State and Main (2000)

No ha sido molestia.

It wasn't a bother.

— Deseando amar (2000)

No es ninguna molestia.

It's no trouble at all.

— Don Juan DeMarco (1994)

Si no es molestia, ya que aquí no hay más entretenimiento.

If it's not too much trouble, since there's no more entertainment here.

— Núremberg (2025)

Qué molestia.

What a nuisance.

— Delicatessen (1991)

Demasiada molestia.

Too much trouble.

— Mi amigo Ivan Lapshin (1985)

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