| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| ๅซใ | ใใใ | ใญใฉใค |
Pronunciation: kirai
How to Say It Outloud: ah-nah-tah gah kee-rah-ee
Usage: Commonly used to express dislike, though it may not convey the strong sentiment of 'hate' as in English.
Example Sentence Japanese:
ใใชใใๅซใใงใใ
ใใชใใๅซใใงใใExample Sentence English:I hate you.
I hate you.| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| ๆใ | ใซใใ | ใใฏใ |
Pronunciation: nikumu
How to Say It Outloud: ah-nah-tah oh nee-koo-moo
Usage: A stronger, more intense word than 'kirai,' used for expressing deep hatred.
Example Sentence Japanese:็งใฏใใชใใๆใใ
็งใฏใใชใใๆใใExample Sentence English:I hate you.
I hate you.| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| ๅคงๅซใ | ใ ใใใใ | ใใคใญใฉใค |
Pronunciation: daikirai
How to Say It Outloud: ah-nah-tah gah dah-ee-kee-rah-ee
Usage: An intensified form of 'kirai,' often used to emphasize strong dislike.
Example Sentence Japanese:ใใชใใๅคงๅซใใงใใ
ใใชใใๅคงๅซใใงใใExample Sentence English:I really hate you.
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