you're a hater = (Tu) eres aborrecedor/a (male/female)
('Tu' only needed for emphasis/clarity)
Note: In Spanish, this is more serious than in English, on par with calling somebody a racist (as opposed to English where it is on par with calling someone annoying).
To Be Afraid: tener miedo The verb: Asustar (Don't forget to conjugate!)
odioso = hateful aborrecedor = hater, detester Note: In Spanish, this is more serious than in English, on par with calling somebody a racist (as opposed to English where it is on par with calling someone annoying).
Nunca olvidaré / nunca se me olvidará...
Forget about it. (Imperative mood). * In Portuguese = Esqueça. * In Spanish = Olvídalo. * In Russian = Ostav'te menya v pokoe. * In German = Vergessen. * In Czech = Zapomenhte na to.
Sister in law in Spanish is cunada.
te quiero con todo mi corazon bebe, olvida a todos los odiosos.
To Forget = OlvidarThe Spanish verb for "to forget" is "olvidar".
lishko'akh et kol hason'eem (לשכוח את כל ×”×©×•× ××™×)
you say: "no nos olvides"
no puedo olvidarte
Here's one that Haters say,"Rain, rain go away that's what all my haters say."
No olvides el postre
mi nuh cyare fi mi haters
No te olvides de nada
i love the aborrecedores
To Be Afraid: tener miedo The verb: Asustar (Don't forget to conjugate!)
odioso = hateful aborrecedor = hater, detester Note: In Spanish, this is more serious than in English, on par with calling somebody a racist (as opposed to English where it is on par with calling someone annoying).