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How to Say "I Hate You" & "I Love You" in Japanese?

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How do you say "I hate you" and "I love you" in Japanese?

Also, if you know, when Japanese words have underscores in them, are those necessary or can you put a space instead?

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  1. I hate you

    Kirai yo!

    I love you

    [dai]suki yo!

    It's not an underscore, it's a chouon, and yes it's necessary. It's a vowel extender.  


  2. anata ga dai kirai desu. (I hate you)

    anata ga daisuki desu. (I love you) also aishiteru.

  3. I hate you

    Anata ga kirai desu. (daikkirai is loathe)

    I love you

    Anata ga suki desu (as in like a lot)

    Anata o aishiteru (or aishitemasu  (ai) which means love  

    as for underscores...i'm not literate enough.

  4. I hate you;

    watashiha , anataga daikirai desu

    I love you;

    itoshi teimasu

    I hope I'm not wrong, TT.TT

    <3

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