How do you write don't bother in spanish?

Answer 1

"No te molestes," or "no se moleste." The first is informal, as you would you with a friend or family member. The second is formal, as you would use with a superior or a respected stranger. Literally, they both mean, "Don't bother yourself."

Answer 2

No quiero molestarle / molestarles / molestarlo / molestarlos / molestarla / molestarla / molestarlas (a usted, a ustedes) / molestarte / molestaros.