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nosotros molestamos

bother, annoy, bother to, take the trouble to

m o l e s ˈt a m o s → molestar
molest to bother, to annoy, to disturb + amos we-form verb ending (present or preterite)
verb · present tense / past tense, 1st-person plural Rare #49,610
bother, annoy Usually means to bother or annoy; English “molest” usually has a much more serious meaning.
SP: No molestamos a nuestros vecinos.
EN: We don’t bother our neighbors.
bother to, take the trouble to Used reflexively as molestarse en + infinitive.
SP: Nos molestamos en preparar la cena.
EN: We took the trouble to make dinner.
Conjugation of molestar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First molesto molestamos
Second molestas —
Third molesta molestan
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First molesto molestamos
Second molestas —
Third molesta molestan
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First molesté molestamos
Third molestó molestaron

Lo molestamos.

We bothered him.

¿No molestamos?

Are we disturbing you?

— La dolce vita (1960)

Los molestamos.

We bothered them.

— Eternidad (2025)

¿Por qué nos molestamos en discutir esta estupidez?

Why do we even bother arguing about this stupid nonsense?

— Lo que el corazón desea (2001)

No molestamos a nadie.

We aren't bothering anyone.

— El tiempo contigo (2019)