How to say i hate you in spanish

Q: How do you say I hate you in a nice way?

I dont necessarily like the kind of person you are.” I dislike the way you are as a person.” I dont enjoy the company of people with the same mindset as yours .”

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te odio

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odio noun
hate, hatred, odium, detestation, abhorrence
te pronoun
tea, you, thee, yourself

Nearby Translations

I hate that I love you

I hate myself for loving you

I hate myself

I hate loving you

I hate love

I hate homework

I hate you but I love you

I hate you sweet

I have

I have a back pain

I have a big cock

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How do you say I hate you in a nice way?

“ I don't necessarily like the kind of person you are.” “ I dislike the way you are as a person.” “ I don't enjoy the company of people with the same mindset as yours .”

What is Spanish for no?

Even if you are an absolute beginner, you already know the two most important words in Spanish. Let me break it down for you: Sí (Yes). No (No).

What is Cuándo?

Cuando or its question form, cuándo, is the Spanish word used most often for "when." It can be used as an interrogative pronoun, subordinating conjunction, or preposition.