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How do you say I hate in bengali?

It's important to be mindful of the strength and context when expressing dislike or hatred in any language. Here are some ways to express "I hate" in Bengali, ranging from mild to strong:

Mild Dislike:

* আমি পছন্দ করি না (ami pochondo kori na): I don't like.

* আমি এটা ভালোবাসি না (ami eta valobashi na): I don't love it.

* আমার এটা ঘৃণা করে (amar eta ghṛṇā kore): I despise it. (This is stronger than the previous options.)

Strong Dislike / Hatred:

* আমি ঘৃণা করি (ami ghṛṇā kori): I hate. (This is a strong and direct expression.)

* আমি এটা সহ্য করতে পারি না (ami eta shohyo korte pari na): I can't stand it.

* আমার এটা অসহ্য (amar eta ashohyo): I find it unbearable.

Important Notes:

* Avoid using the word "ঘৃণা" (ghṛṇā) unless you truly mean intense hatred. It's a very strong word in Bengali.

* Consider the context and the person you are talking to. You might choose a milder expression if you are talking to someone you respect.

* There are many nuances in Bengali, and these translations are just a starting point.

It's always best to choose your words carefully and be respectful of others.

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