Examples of using "Fastidiosa" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're annoying.
- It's annoying.
- That's annoying.
- You are really annoying.
- You're really annoying.
She's annoying, isn't she?
- It's annoying.
- That's annoying.
Do you find that annoying?
You have an annoying tendency of interrupting me.
She's annoying and selfish.
- He's annoying.
- It's annoying.
That's an annoying habit.
It was annoying.
You're annoying.
She's very annoying, isn't she?
- You are really annoying.
- You're really annoying.
It was really annoying.
It's really annoying.
- You're annoying.
- You are annoying.
That loud music is annoying.
My sister is so annoying.
That's pretty annoying.
- It's so annoying!
- You are so annoying!
It's just annoying.
It's really very annoying.
- You are really annoying.
- You're really annoying.
You are so annoying!
How annoying!
- I know that I'm annoying.
- I know I'm annoying.
That's the most annoying song I've ever heard.
Is this annoying?
- Tom says that I'm annoying.
- Tom says I'm annoying.
Why are you so annoying?
Tom seems to find that annoying.
I can see how that might be annoying.
You're starting to get really annoying.
Your friend is tiresome.
The eyepatch is annoying; I have no rum, ship, or parrot; and I have not found any hidden treasure or booty yet.
You're just as annoying as you were the last time I met you.
My friends always say I'm too calm, but my family always says I'm too annoying.