Pry?

[sambistapt]

Hello amigos!

Don´t pry into my personal matters.
What verb can I use in the place of this one? Intrude?

Thanks,

Sam

[amigos4]

Hello amigos!

Don´t pry into my personal matters.
What verb can I use in the place of this one? Intrude?

Thanks,

Sam

Intrude works!

How about meddle?

Cheers,
Amigo

[rj1948]

Intrude works!

How about meddle?

Cheers,
Amigo

Pry-inquisitive

[amigos4]

Pry-inquisitive

rj1948,

Try inserting 'inquisitive' into the sentence. Do you think it sounds correct?
'Don´t inquisitive into my personal matters.'

Cheers,
Amigo

[Dawood Usmani]

rj1948,

Try inserting 'inquisitive' into the sentence. Do you think it sounds correct?
'Don´t inquisitive into my personal matters.'

Cheers,
Amigo

What's up?
Dawood

[Shakespeare's brother]

Morning rj: Pry - noun; inquisitive - adjective.

[Shakespeare's brother]

SORRY! It is too early in the morning here. I've let my brother down!: 'pry' is of course a verb. To pry. 'Inquisitive' is definitely an adjective though...! SB

[Stilo]

Hello amigos!

Don´t pry into my personal matters.
What verb can I use in the place of this one? Intrude?

Thanks,



Sam

Hi Sam
I think I would use the verb to meddle or to interfere. 'Pry' seems to be less in daily useage these days.

Intrude can be used and is not incorrect, used as 'butting in' or 'intervening'

Regards
Stilo

[amigos4]

What's up?
Dawood

Hey, Dawood! What's new in your part of the world? Is there any good news coming out of Myanmar???? The situation there sounds horrific!

Amigo

[amigos4]

SORRY! It is too early in the morning here. I've let my brother down!: 'pry' is of course a verb. To pry. 'Inquisitive' is definitely an adjective though...! SB

Good morning, SB! Looks like it might be time for you to have another cup of coffee!!!!

Cheers,
Amigo's Sister