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How to Say "hate" in Spanish

The Spanish word forhateis odioB1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

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odio

NounB1
as a noun, e.g., 'a feeling of hate'
A stylized, simple red heart figure surrounded by aggressive, dark red and black jagged thorns and smoke, symbolizing intense hatred.

Examples

El odio entre las dos familias era muy antiguo.

The hatred between the two families was very old.

La película trata sobre el amor y el odio.

The movie is about love and hatred.

No dejes que el odio controle tu vida.

Don't let hatred control your life.

'Odio' is a Masculine Noun

Even though it doesn't end in '-o', 'odio' is a masculine word. Always use 'el' or 'un' before it, like 'el odio' (the hatred) or 'un odio profundo' (a deep hatred).

Using the Wrong Gender

Mistake:La odio es mala.

Correction: El odio es malo. ('Odio' is a masculine word in Spanish, so any words that describe it, like 'malo', also need to be masculine.)

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