Hate (noun) - odium. To hate - odire.
Odium.
Odimus.
Abomino
In Pig Latin, "I hate you" would be said as "Iay atehay ouyay."
Amor et odium.
no actually believe it or not argentia and Chile are by the way i hate you lot
Oderint dum metuant (let them hate, so long as they fear). Traditionally this is supposed to have been a favourite saying of Caligula, though he was probably quoting it from the early Latin tragedian Lucius Accius.
The name Claudia means "lame" or "disabled" in Latin. It is of Roman origin and is derived from the Latin word "claudus."
"Hate" in Spanish is "odio". It is pronounced "OH-dee-oh". "To hate" is "odiar". It is pronounced "oh-dee-AR". "I hate you is "Te odio". It is pronounced "tay OH-dee-oh". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
tobacco Also: Sugar? Banana? Cocoa? Coffee? And I hate to say it but the Canabis plant is also important.
latin is the same as spanish so its te odio Second answer: Firstly, Latin is NOT the same as Spanish, only similar. Secondly, 'odisse' - 'to hate' is a defective verb, meaning that it has no present form, only a perfect form with present meaning. The correct translation is 'te odi'.