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how to say....?
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2007/11/30 17:22
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leave me alone! i hate you! i dont wanna see your face again!!
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by bitzz13
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leave me alone! watashi no koto hottoite
i hate you! daikirai!!
i dont wanna see your face again!! anata no kawa nanka nidoto mitaku naiwa!!
this is something like girlish expreesion to her boyfriend
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by im
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for I hate you, the "full optioned" answer is "anta no daikirai" or "anta no koto daikirai"?
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by halloween
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halloween,
If you want the "full" sentence with all grammatical bits thrown in, it would be (in informal speech): - Anata ga daikirai. - Anata no koto ga daikirai.
You can omit the "dai-" part; it adds emphasis on "kirai," which means "hate" "dislike" to begin with.
In everyday speech, often "ga" is omitted.
"anta" is an informal version of "anata" - you, and can sound a bit rough coming from a girl (if used in the context given by "im" earlier). Of course if you are in a quarrel and blurt this out, well, it can come out that way too :)
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by AK
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I hate you!
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2008/10/15 02:46
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In informal speech, we would usually say, "Anata (Anta) NANKA daikirai!"
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by mm
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