"He annoys me" means literally "Lui mi irrita". But in italian we have more translations to this sentence. It could mean "Mi fa arrabbiare" too, in the way that "he makes me angry". Or, "Mi dà fastidio", translated to english "He bothers me". As you can see, the translations always depend from the context. Hope that i made it clear, someway :)

As said by Maurizio, it can be translated as "Mi dà fastidio" or "Mi irrita".

I like "mi irrita". I use it if someone very very annoyed me :-D

My pleasure :-D

ok..ty..:)