Im trying to express these two sentences in Chinese well. I feel there are many ways I could do this but I want it to sound authentically Chinese.
"...,but I cannot help but love you" Or "...,but you will always be in my heart"
The meaning of this one is self explanatory, but this next one is a little odd.
"I hate us"
This means a hate of mankind but in the sense that we, "us", is mankind. If you are familiar with misanthropy this will make sense.
If you have any suggestions please help!
"but I cannot help but love you" - 但我無奈愛着你 (But I can't help but love you)
"but you will always be in my heart" - 但你常在我心間 (But you are always in my heart)
"I hate us" - 我恨人可惡 (I hate that people are abominable)
The literal translation of "I hate us" is "我恨我們" But it is too ambiguous without the full context-- We cannot know the "us" here refers to the humankind in general or a specific group just by reading this line
but I cannot help but love you
has too many buts, ruins the meter!
I cannot help but love thee.
相见情已深，未语可知心 《李白（699-762）相逢行二首》
I hate us
Ask Chinese people to translate this and they will ask you what you mean!! It is very unchinese!
xenophobe: 仇外主义者
misanthrope: 厌恶人类的人
I hate us. (us as in everyone)
我是 个厌恶人类的人。
I cannot help but love you
maybe: “春情難禁盼比翼” 😻
i hate us
this one is . . . well, wait 😼
