bother
The German word 'belästigen' translates to 'bother' in English. It is used to express causing discomfort or annoyance to someone, often through unwanted attention or actions. For example, 'Er belästigt sie mit Anrufen' means 'He is bothering her with calls'.
It is forbidden to harass someone.
This is a general statement declaring that harassment is unacceptable and not allowed.
I do not want to bother you.
This is a polite statement where the speaker is ensuring they do not want to disturb or annoy the listener.
Please do not bother me with your problems.
This is a formal request for the listener not to disturb the speaker with their issues.