Hate in Tagalog

“Hate” in Tagalog is “Galit” or “Poot” – powerful words that express intense dislike and animosity in Filipino. Learn how to articulate this strong emotion and understand its various expressions in Tagalog conversations.

[Words] = Hate

[Definition]

• Hate /heɪt/
• Verb: To feel intense or passionate dislike for someone or something.
• Noun: Intense or passionate dislike; a feeling of extreme aversion or hostility.

[Synonyms] = Galit, Poot, Pagkapoot, Pagkamuhi, Muhi, Suklam, Yamot, Pagkasuklam

[Example]

• Ex1_EN: I hate waking up early in the morning on weekends.
• Ex1_PH: Ayaw kong gumising nang maaga sa umaga tuwing katapusan ng linggo.
• Ex2_EN: She doesn’t hate him; she’s just disappointed with his actions.
• Ex2_PH: Hindi siya galit sa kanya; nadismaya lang siya sa kanyang mga kilos.
• Ex3_EN: Violence and hate should have no place in our society.
• Ex3_PH: Ang karahasan at poot ay hindi dapat magkaroon ng lugar sa ating lipunan.
• Ex4_EN: He learned to let go of his hate and forgive those who wronged him.
• Ex4_PH: Natuto siyang pakawalan ang kanyang galit at patawarin ang mga nagkasala sa kanya.
• Ex5_EN: Children should be taught love, not hate, from an early age.
• Ex5_PH: Ang mga bata ay dapat turuan ng pagmamahal, hindi pagkapoot, mula pa sa murang edad.