098 Too Much Trouble

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煩/烦 (fán) means annoying.

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Too much trouble

麻煩 / 麻烦

má fán

Deep trouble

大麻煩 / 大麻烦

dà má fán

Cheeky monkey

小麻煩 / 小麻烦

xiǎo má fán

Excuse me, can I trouble you with something?

麻煩你 / 麻烦你

má fán nǐ

So annoyed

好煩 / 好烦

hǎo fán

Don't bother me.

不要煩我 / 不要烦我

bú yào fán wǒ

Looking for trouble against me

找我麻煩 / 找我麻烦

zhǎo wǒ má fán

Looking for trouble against you

找你麻煩 / 找你麻烦

zhǎo nǐ má fán

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