How do you say 'I really hate you' in Japanese?

Answer 1

本当に大嫌い。

hontou ni daikirai.

Improvement:

In direct speech, pronouns are omitted in Japanese, so the sentence above which literally means 'really hate' can mean 'I really hate you' but a literal translation of the sentence would be 'Watashi WA anata ga daikirai desu/da'. (Use desu if want it to sound formal, and da to sound casual. Using none of them is correct too)

Answer 2

(Person's name+san) ga kirai.

(Person's name+ さん) が きらい.

I think that using dai kirai is also acceptable, but this is very strong.

(Person's name+ さん) が だい きらい.

(person's name+san) ga dai kirai.

Answer 3

It would be quite a dicey situation should you find yourself using this phrase seriously, but you may say 'anata ga kirai.'

Answer 4

Je te deteste! That exclamation mark was to give it a feeling of hate, and spice it up! Tee he...

Answer 5

kirai

EX : I hate you! = Daikirai!

Answer 6

you say

watashi WA anata o nikuann

Answer 7

anata ga inaito sabishii desu

Answer 8

あなたは私を憎む zouo