do not disturb

English

Phrase

(deprecated template usage) do not disturb

1. Used to indicate that somebody does not wish to be disturbed, e.g. a sign on a hotel room door, or a "busy" mode of an instant messenger.

Translations

do not disturb

• Arabic: لَا تُزْعِجْ m (lā tuzʕij), لَا تُزْعِجِي f (lā tuzʕijī), لَا تُزْعِجَا c du (lā tuzʕijā), لَا تُزْعِجُوا m pl (lā tuzʕijū), لَا تُزْعِجْنَ f pl (lā tuzʕijna)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 請勿打擾／请勿打扰 (zh) (qǐng wù dǎrǎo), 请勿打扰 (zh) (qǐng wù dǎrǎo)

• Danish: må ikke forstyrres
• Finnish: ei saa häiritä, älä häiritse
• French: ne pas déranger
• Galician: non moleste
• German: nicht stören, bitte nicht stören
• Greek: μην ενοχλείτε (min enochleíte)
• Hungarian: ne zavarjanak
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• Japanese: 起こさないで下さい (okosanaide kudasai)
• Khmer: please add this translation if you can
• Luxembourgish: derangéier net
• Malay: jangan ganggu, jangan kacau
• Polish: nie przeszkadzać
• Portuguese: não incomode
• Russian: не беспоко́ить (ne bespokóitʹ), про́сьба не беспоко́ить (prósʹba ne bespokóitʹ)
• Spanish: no molestar
• Turkish: rahatsız etmeyin