It's important to avoid generalizations about any culture, including Japan. However, some common dislikes among Japanese people can include rudeness, disrespect, and lack of consideration for social harmony. Many value politeness and group consensus, so behaviors that disrupt these principles may be particularly frowned upon. Additionally, cultural taboos, such as discussing certain topics in public or being overly loud, can also be unwelcome.
'Anta no koto daikirai' is the word for i hate u in japanese..
人生なんて嫌い (jinsei nante kirai) means 'I hate life' in Japanese.
End of the Spring
I hate (whatever you were talking about)
As far as I know, a name meaning "hate" does not exist. Most Japanese names have positive or auspicious meanings; naming your child "hate" would not invite much good fortune.
This is a generalization that cannot be said to accurately reflect the opinions of all Japanese.
Popular opinion of the Japanese in China and [South] Korea are mostly anti-Japanese.
'Kare ga kirai desu.'
Meaning: KiraiIt can also be, I hate it.
no they don't hate each other
"Watashi wa kyou ga kirai desu." would translate into "I hate today".
大嫌い Pronounced "daikirai"