How do you say i hate in danish?

It's not quite as straightforward as a direct translation in Danish. Here's why and what you can use:

* "Jeg hader" - This is the literal translation, but it's considered very strong and rarely used in everyday conversation.

* "Jeg kan ikke lide" - This means "I don't like" and is a more common and softer way to express dislike.

* "Jeg gider ikke" - This means "I don't want to" and can be used to express dislike or aversion to something.

* "Jeg er ikke tilfreds med" - This translates to "I am not satisfied with" and is a more formal way to express dissatisfaction.

* "Jeg bryder mig ikke om" - This means "I don't care for" and is a polite way to express dislike.

The best way to say "I hate" in Danish depends on the context and how strongly you want to express your feeling.

Important Note: Be careful when using these expressions, as they can be interpreted differently depending on the context and your relationship with the person you are talking to.