No. 5,404 in Spanish
molestia
"Molestia" means "annoyance" or "discomfort" in English.
In a sentence
Siento molestia en el brazo después de la vacuna.
I feel discomfort in the arm after the vaccine.
Here, 'molestia' refers to a physical discomfort or minor pain.
Perdona la molestia, pero ¿puedes ayudarme con algo?
Sorry for any inconvenience, but could you help me with something?
In this context, 'molestia' is used to express an imposition or slight trouble caused to someone.
El ruido constante de la construcción es una molestia.
The constant noise from the construction is a nuisance.
Here, 'molestia' is used to describe an annoyance or disturbance caused by something external.
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