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At an English conversation school, I got a new word "detest". I am surprised at that my teacher said "detest" is much stronger than "hate". I have hesitated to use the word "hate" so far because it seemed very strong word. But I know now "detest". I hope I will never need to use this word.
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Hello! Thank you so much for telling me this. That's very kind of you! I really want to know the difference of words and I want to use it in the right way. I am very glad to know this difference, thank you! If you are interested in something about Japan, please let me know. Unfortunately I am not acquainted with computer games, but some of my friends know it very much so I think I will be able to tell you something about Japanese game as well!
I often read your blog but I hesitate to leave a comment because I am not sure about my English. Hopufully I will write some comments before long!
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in english "Detest" isn't as strong as the word "Hate"
Hate is a word usually used on people and is a common word, an example would be "i hate harry" it can also be used against things, like "i hate cooking" or "I hate eating bananas" not really a strong word.
detest is the same meaning, it is used most with posher people, they could say "I detest harry" or "I detest cleaning and cooking" its the same meaning of words just hate is used more.