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How do you say are getting on my nerves in french?

Here are a few ways to say "are getting on my nerves" in French, along with some nuances:

Formal:

* Me fatigue (vous/tu/ils/elles). (This literally translates to "You are tiring me out.")

* Vous/Tu/Ils/Elles me donnez/donne/donnent des nerfs. (This translates to "You are giving me nerves.")

Informal:

* Tu/Vous me/m' cassez/casse les nerfs! (This is the most common way to say "You're getting on my nerves!" and is quite strong.)

* Tu/Vous me/m' fatiguez/fatigues! (Similar to "You're tiring me out!")

* Tu/Vous me/m' faites/fais péter un câble! (This translates to "You're making me go crazy!")

* Tu/Vous me/m' sortez/sort du cerveau! (This means "You're driving me crazy!")

Choosing the best option depends on the context and your relationship with the person you're talking to.

* The formal options are more polite.

* The informal options are more casual and can be used with friends or family.

* "Cassez les nerfs" is the most common and direct, but it can be quite rude.

Remember to use the appropriate pronouns (vous/tu/ils/elles) depending on who you are talking to.

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