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What does "bugs me out" mean?
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Well, "bugs me out" means "freak me out." Basically, it is creepy or strange.
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- English (US)
It's kind of like "気持ち悪い". You say something bugs you when it gives you a bad feeling.
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It sounds natural but I don't say it. "It bugs me" is enough. =]
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If you say "It bugs me." It means "It is annoying."
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- Spanish (Mexico)
We don't really say "bugs me out", just "bugs me".
It's another way to say that you are annoyed and don't like it.
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