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na | Ich hasse dich |
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na | Ich hasse Dich. |
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na | Ich hasse Sie. |
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na | ich hasse dich |
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Ich hasse dich Explanation: it's as simple as "I love you" or, even more simple... |
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Ich hasse Dich. Explanation: I-ich hate-hasse you-Dich That's what it means. experience |
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Ich hasse Sie. Explanation: same as your previous answers, but formal. If you talk to a close friend or a member of the family, its: ich hasse dich. If you talk to your Bank Manager or any professional or offical person, who disappointed you but you don't know very well, you say: Ich hasse Sie. xxx |
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