When I want to say my opinion, can I say: For me, I hate that...
If someone was saying that he loves this thing, can I say: for me, I hate it.
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Hello, a few suggestions,
The phrasing would be "As for me, I...." or "As far as I'm concerned, it's not very good."
We don't usually say "For me,..." Instead, we could say, "To me , it's a bad song."
other phrases: In my opinion, (for a song: "To my ear,"). "
Hope that helps!
Best,
Martha
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I'd consider perhaps using the phrase "I can't stand it" instead. At least to me it's more about your own tastes that way.
I'd agree with Lynette that "hate" might be too strong a word in this context.
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If someone says they love _____. You can say I hate it or I hate _____. However to me, it does sound a bit rude. When someone says I love ____. I would usually say, I don't like ____ very much. Or I don't prefer it. But if you really hate something, then absolutely you should say hate because it is a strong descriptive word.
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