It's an exclamation expressing irritation. (Less than a swearing).
Bother No me molesta. = It doesn't bother me. No me molestes = Don't bother me.
To bother (verb) means to annoy or irritate.A bother (noun) means someone or something that is annoying or irritating.
to bother or harass
These things "you" bother a lot.I do not know why the English word "you" is stuck in there, but it could mean "These things bother you a lot."
to irritate or bother someone.
Oh my god (or 'good Lord'), don't bother me anymore!
"Oh Bother"
Hunny
Bother No me molesta. = It doesn't bother me. No me molestes = Don't bother me.
its pooh and only pooh, not eeyore
To bother (verb) means to annoy or irritate.A bother (noun) means someone or something that is annoying or irritating.
Oh I got it now sorry for the bother.
Harry: Hi. I'm Harry Potter.Ron: And I'm Ron.Harry: Let's go bother Snape.Ron: Right oh!Snape appears on the screen.Snape: I am Snape, the potions master.Harry and Ron pop up beside Snape.Harry: Ready? Let's go bother him.They both sneak up closer to Snape, and then start hitting him.Harry and Ron: Bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother...Snape (annoyed) Get off!Harry and Ron: Bother, bother bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother.Ron pops up in another scene.Ron: Hee hee! That was fun.Harry pops up.Harry: I liked the part where he stopped moving.Ron: Let's do it again.Then they appear near Snape again.Harry and Ron: Bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother, bother.Snape: Stop it!Snape pulls out his wand.Snape: Avada Kedara!Harry and Ron fall to the ground. Then Dumbledore pops up.Snape: Oh dear.Dumbledore: Hello, Severus.Snape: I, I can explain, sir.Dumbledore: What's this?Snape disappears.Dumbledore: It seems young Harry and Ron are taking an afternoon nap. Let's see what the've got in their pockets.(rustling)Dumbledore: Alast! Nine sickles and a dungbon. This is my lucky day.He looks over to the right.Dumbledore: Now where did Snape go? More importangly, where the hell am I?Dumbledore rips off his clothes.Dumbledore: Naked time!He starts dancing in a sort of weird way, along with catchy music, and then disappears.~The End~
From lack of punctuation, 'no bother you as well' is very ambiguous. Do you mean: For example: 'No bother! You as well' (= 'It's not a problem. You, too') 'No. Bother! You as well?' etc. Please clarify.
It means that you are easy to bother.
to bother or harass
"Oh Bother!" "Think, Think, Think!" and anything that has to do with hunny :)