"Hon tycker om att ställa irriterande frågor."

Translation: She likes to ask annoying questions.

[takver]

I prefer 'to pose...questions' as an idiomatic translation of 'ställa' in this context. Would you accept that as well?

[Lundgren8]

I’ve added it now. :)

[ALIFAJ07]

Stil not accepting 'to pose bothersome questions'

[ALIFAJ07]

Still not accepting 'to pose bothersome questions'

[Annikajns]

This! Could some alternate translations of 'ställa' also be added for the 'hover words'?

[Arnauti]

OK, I've added hints for ställa frågor and ask questions, respectively!

[Annikajns]

Tack så mycket! I'm always so impressed at how you guys work on here.

[Kevinlinton_]

difference between "fråga en fråga" and "ställa en fråga"?

[spynorsk]

Ställa en fråga is a set expression for asking a question in a general sense, fråga en fråga is never said. You can only fråga om a specific subject.

[shirki]

Hmm, it would be nice to get an answer to this! I came here also curious about that.

[JadeWatson.]

Is there a semantic difference between att ställa and att fråga?

[TwiceyHM]

This reminds me of how people would say it in portuguese, literally "she likes to do/make annoying questions" (ela gosta de fazer perguntas irritantes). Translating "asking questions" to "perguntar/perguntando perguntas" or "perguntar/perguntando questões" sounds very weird.

[GlennaJo]

I am always tempted to type irritating instead of annoying as they mean pretty much the same thing. Would it be accepted?

[Jeanbean425734]

Yes, it would be accepted. (It was the first word I chose because the Swedish word sounds so close to "irritating.")

[GabyPramo]

It wasn't... i also thought they were pretty much acceptable translations

[Jeanbean425734]

This sentence really struck me funny!

[ALIFAJ07]

"I like to pose bothersome questions, why not?

[ALIFAJ07]

Pose you say its accepted, well not so! I like to pose annoying questions

[AndrewRJelly]

I thought that in English one could 'place a question' which seemed a legitimate translation for att ställa.

[dlsheridan]

American English is my first language and I've never encountered the phrase "place a question".

[James704885]

I still cannot understand the difference between IRRITERANDE, IRRITERAR, and ATT IRRITERA.

[pselkirk]

• irriterande - active/present participle - you are irritating
• irriterar - present tense - this irritates me
• att irritera - inifinitive - you like to irritate me

Sorry, I'm not actually hating on you, these are just the first examples that came to mind.