Mad, angry, bother, upset

[lee ying]

what´s the difference between these words?
when I have to use each?:thinking::grumble:

[hermit]

Hi Lee Ying - working on your question - did you perhaps mean "bothered"? If all four words were adjectives, shades of meaning
could be made clear.

[poli]

what´s the difference between these words?
when I have to use each?:thinking::grumble:
mad - enojado (tambien significa loco) o con rabia
angry - enfado
bothered - molestado
upset - alborotado

[lee ying]

all these word must be used with get? I´m getting mad, I am getting angry, that´s right?

[Jessica]

yep. usually mad is for 'insane', angry sounds better to me

[poli]

all these word must be used with get? I´m getting mad, I am getting angry, that´s right?
To get mad, get angry, get annoyed, get upset= ponerse enojado, enfado, molestado etc
To be mad, to be angry etc= estar enojado, molestado, etc

[lee ying]

thanks for each post of you!! now it´s more clear for me=)

[chileno]

mad - enojado (tambien significa loco) o con rabia
angry - enfado
bothered - molesto
upset - alborotado

To get mad, get angry, get annoyed, get upset= ponerse enojado, enfado, molesto etc
To be mad, to be angry etc= estar enojado, molesto, etc

Estar molesto.

Ser molestado.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

And ...

angry = enfadado
annoyance = enfado

:)

[chileno]

And ...

angry = enfadado
annoyance = enfado

:)


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