Tired of being romantic and learning how to say "I love you" in as many languages as possible? Maybe it's time to cut your losses and dump the person you thought you once did love? Now you can end your relationship, whether it's your ex-lover or your soon to be ex-boss, with a little extra style.
Everything is listed as the language the phrase is translated into followed by how to say "I hate you" in that language
- Arabic - Akrahuka (masculine) or Akrahuki (feminine)
- Croatian - Mrzim te
- Danish - Jeg kan ikke lide jer
- Dutch - Ik haat je or Ik haat u
- Fillipino - Hindi kita mhal
- Finnish - Minä vihaan sinua
- French - Je vous deteste
- German - Ich hasse Sie
- Greek - Σε μισώ (pronounced: Se miso)
- Hungarian - utálom ot ön
- Icelandic - ég hatur þú
- Indonesian - Aku benci kamu
- Italian - Io ti odio
- Japanese - Shiijei-dono, or, Anta no daikirai
- Latin - Ego contemno vos
- Norwegian - Jeg hater De
- Pig Latin - Ie atehe ouye
- Polish - Nienawidze Cie
- Portugese - Odeio você, or, Eu te odeio
- Romanian - Te urasc
- Russian - Ya tebya nenavizhu
- Spanish - Te odio
- Swedish - Jag hatar dig
- Turkish - Senden nefret ediyorum
- Ukrainian - Ya tebe nenavydzhu or Ya vas nenavydzhu
- Welsh - casâ "ch
In many languages the there are multiple words for "you" in which one is formal and one is informal. Where possible I have tried to include both versions, however I"m sure that I've left a few out. As for the online translators, they are a great resource to get started with things, but I've tried to do excess research where I can to better determine any changes that may be needed. Some of this is based off of talking with native speakers of the language, and others are based off of me trying to deduce it using what I know in other languages.
A word of warning, don't forget that "hate" is a very strong word in many laguages and cultures, so be sure to use your new knowledge with care!
** I appreciate that people are starting posting corrections and additions to my list here and I'll be happy to include them as I receive them. However, as I have a feeling that some of the updates are more colloquial versions, if you could also give the literal translation I would really appreciate it.
