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Mattías Hallbjörnsson
What is the proper way of saying "I don't like you anymore" in Filipino?
Aug 14, 2012 9:51 AM
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English = Filipino
like = gusto
*love = mahal
"I don't like you anymore." = "Hindi na kita gusto."
*"I like you." = "Gusto kita."
August 14, 2012
i don't like you anymore= ayaw ko na sa iyo.
September 12, 2012
Hi!
There are many ways to say it depending on the usage or construction of the sentence.
"Formal"
1. Hindi na kita gusto. ( I don't like you anymore.)
2. Hindi na kita mahal. ( I don't love you anymore.)
"Informal"
1. Ayaw ko na sayo. or Di na kita gusto. ( I don't like you anymore.)
2. Di na kita mahal. ( I don't love you anymore.)
Hope it helps =)
August 14, 2012
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Mattías Hallbjörnsson
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English, Filipino (Tagalog), Japanese, Other
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