ненавидеть - (verb) to hate. This is really strong verb I would recommend use it when you really hate something/smb but not dislike. ненависть - (noun) actually this is filling which you have while you have someone/ somthing

In Russian there are many punctuation rules. Unfortunately even we native speakers often miss them. But there are some strict. Comma First - in complex sentences before а, что, чтобы, потому что, но etc Second, when you call smb. The same in English - Hey, John! Привет, Вань! Third - there are many words and expressions that called - вводное слово, вводный оборот К счастью, у меня всё получилось! In most of the cases we can find difference in punctuation between English and Russian. Here are below some comparisons with English: In a series of three or more terms with a single conjunction, use a comma after each term except the last. красный, синий и белый In Russian, all relative clauses are set off by commas: Кандидат, который лучше всего соответствует требованиям, получит работу. In Russian, we can have independent sentences that are joined by a comma only: Романы Стивенсона увлекательны, они полны волнующих приключений Dash Direct speech. "А ты прав." — сказал он, — "Я великолепен!". Dash in Russian is also used when we drop “this is” Love this is wonderful feeling. Любовь - прекрасное чувство Before such words as это, вот, значит Love this is wonderful feeling Любовь - это прекрасное чувство