difference between やかましい　and そうぞうしい


these two words came up when I was looking at a vocabulary list that I'm
supposed to study. I'm having trouble with understanding the difference and
the usage of the words. If possible would someone please provide a couple of
examples using both of the terms? I would appreciate it!




Not entirely sure about this, but from the different examples I've seen,
`やかましい` seems to be more subjective, based on one's opinion or feelings,
whereas `そうぞうしい` seems to be more objective and/or neutral.

Can't type Japanese on the computer I'm using right now, so I'll have to add
examples later.

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### やかましい

> 隣の人が **やかましくて** よく眠れなかった → My neighbours were making such a racket that I
> couldn't sleep well.  
>  **やかましい** 社会問題 → A much-discussed social problem

### 騒々しい

> **騒々しくて** 彼の声が聞こえなかった → We could not hear him because of all the noise.




Not entirely sure about this, but from the different examples I've seen,
`やかましい` seems to be more subjective, based on one's opinion or feelings,
whereas `そうぞうしい` seems to be more objective and/or neutral.

Can't type Japanese on the computer I'm using right now, so I'll have to add
examples later.

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### やかましい

> 隣の人が **やかましくて** よく眠れなかった → My neighbours were making such a racket that I
> couldn't sleep well.  
>  **やかましい** 社会問題 → A much-discussed social problem

### 騒々しい

> **騒々しくて** 彼の声が聞こえなかった → We could not hear him because of all the noise.

