Ik haat mezelf.
idigi hidigate mysidigelf One rule where you can put IDIG before the first vowel.
Of course there are always some people who hate the Germans for the war. Most Dutch people, though, like the rest of the world, don't hate the Germans or anything, because most Germans didn't agree with the Nazi's back then, anyway.
"Lyssel" does not have a meaning in Dutch. It is likely not a Dutch word.
The country were Dutch people live is called The Netherlands or in the Dutch language 'Nederland'.
Reflective as in "myself/himself/herself"? These words are categorized as reflexive pronouns can be either reflexive or intensive. Reflexive is usually "I look at myself in the mirror." Meaning that the speaker is speaking about him/herself as the object of an action. The objective pronoun "me" is not used because the speaker and the object are the same person. So it's "I look at myself" vs. "He looks at me". These pronouns (myself etc) can also be used intensively -- that is, to add emphasis or importance to a statement. "I myself believe that God exists". This might be in contrast to someone who does not believe God exists and the speaker wants to make it very clear that they differ in opinion. "You like turnips, but I hate them" is powerful, but "You like turnips, but I myself hate them" is a little stronger.
I Hate Myself for Loving You was created in 1988.
i hate myself - 2013 was released on: USA: 2013
I May Hate Myself in the Morning was created on 2004-10-25.
Jij haat hem is a Dutch equivalent of 'You hate him'. The formal equivalent of 'U haat hem' isn't often used.
Ik haat je
Ik haat haar
"I hate myself because of you!" in English is Mi odio per causa tua! in Italian.
I myself Looove Sonic
no. I'm Haitian myself.
Ik haat je
I don't think much people do, I hate it myself (sometimes).
You are ten. You shouldn't hate yourself. And emos do not hate themselves.