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what do you "i hate you" in japanese?
Jun 6, 2008 7:52 AM
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Actually, "hate" is a very strong word. 嫌い is more like "dislike". "Hate" might be more like 大嫌い (dai-kirai = abhor), 我慢できない (gaman dekinai = cannot stand), 憎い・憎たらしい (nikui/nikutarashii = resent/resentful).
あなたなんか大嫌い!(Anata nanka dai-kirai!)
君が憎い。(Kimi-ga nikui.)
お前のことが我慢できない。(Omae-no-koto-ga gaman dekinai.)
Note:
Anata = you (polite)
Kimi = you (referring to the person equal or below your rank)
Omae = you (not very polite, can be used among close friends)
June 8, 2008
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If it's translated literally, it should be
わたしはあなたが嫌いです。(watashi wa anata ga kirai desu.)
"嫌い(kirai)" means "hate"
June 6, 2008
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