How to Say "you interfere" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “you interfere” is “metes” — B1 level.
English → SpanishB1
Verb (Conjugated Form)B1informal
informal, negative connotation
Examples
Si metes a tu hermano en esto, la situación empeorará.
If you involve your brother in this, the situation will get worse.
No metes cizaña entre mis amigos.
Don't sow discord among my friends. (Literally: You don't put weeds between my friends.)
Reflexive Use for Involvement
When you want to say 'you get involved,' you often use the reflexive form: 'Tú te metes.' This emphasizes that the action is directed back at the subject.
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