Interferir vs. Inmiscuirse

[Aprendo]

Hola,

Can "Interferir" and "Inmiscuirse" be used interchangeably in all contexts?

"Inmiscuirse" is a Spanish pronominal verb meaning to interfere, meddle, or intrude in someone else's affairs or business without authorization.

For example, can I say or write both:

No quiero que los Estados Unidos se inmiscuya en los asuntos de otros
países.

No quiero que los estados unidos interfiera en los asuntos de otros países.


Gracias.

[poli]

Wait for a native Spanish speaker to respond with a precise answer, but in the meantime, I suggest using the verb meterse instead of the other two verbs which seem esoteric.

[Aprendo]

Originally Posted by poli

Wait for a native Spanish speaker to respond with a precise answer, but in the meantime, I suggest using the verb meterse instead of the other two verbs which seem esoteric.

Gracias, poli. Lo haré.