I dislike.....

I dissliek it qhen pplz talqq liek dis.

Translated - I dislike it when people talk like this.

Like really, don't start a conversation with me when you are going to keep talking like that. I am not going to waste an hour trying to translate your freaking message -___-

 

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I aslo dsikile uncamrbseld wrods. (Did you understand that?)

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I dislike suggestible people.

 

I dislike when random people touch my hair. So I dyed it, whoo, it is different if you are a good friend to me but I am not a freaking petting zoo, so don't touch me!! D<

 

I dislike Waribashi, being Japanese I use chopsticks often to eat wth, unless I'm at school then I use a knife and fork like every other british kid, but when I go into a local supermarket and buy one of those mini sushi packs, Waribashi chopsticks haunt me, they're disposable chopsticks which you only use when eating a snack or light meal, and unfortunately here they're always cheaply made, so when I break them apart, I have to rub them togeher for 5 minutes straight to get rid of all the splinters. I might aswell just carry my chopsticks everywere with me :/(sorry for the life story)

 

I totes dislike shortened words too(see what I did there?). Seriously though, how hard is it to pronounce one extra syllable?

Also, there's a new slang thing in England where bad words mean good things. For example, 'disgusting' no longer means 'disgusting'. Now the word disgusting is actually a compliment. I think the whole thing is stupid(and not in the "good" way either!).

 

I haven't heard "disgusting" being used as a good thing over here at the moment but yes I dislike this also I hear many at my school speaking like this I don't like being "racist" but can't help calling them Gaijins in the offensive way

 

Yeah, it's mostly at school that I hear it. What do you mean by Gaijin?

I dislike 'swag'.

 

I dislike people who enjoy to whine constantly.

 

It's a japanese word meaning foreigner or non-japanese, and in some contexts of english it can be translated as "outsider" It's not supposed to be used as a negative or offensive word, but it often is

I dislike not being able to sort my 6th form application out. I have no idea how to fill it in...

 

Ah, I see.

I dislike how my school has decided to set six tests, all in the week before Christmas. And if anyone fails, they'll most likely be moved down to another class. No pressure, right? Regardless, I feel confident.

 

Good luck t you with that,

I dislike how my christmas holiday will be made up of revision for my year 11 exams. I also dislike how others in my class disrupt the atmosphere when doing a particularly challenging maths test, hopefully the'll bemore quite tomorrow and I can finish it.

 

As do I. Taking advantage of people with advertisements at a time when they're particularly careless with money is not good. Taking advantage of a religious day to advertise is even worse.

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I dislike the word 'weird'. Who are we to say that someone's not "normal", anyway?

 

I dislike how I keep accidently playing more than one note on this Harmonica.
And I also dislike having to wait to go to Waterstones booksore to get the next Deathnote Black Edition manga, (vol. III and IIII are in it) But I only have to wait a few more hours, patience is a key.
I dislike patience

 

I dislike studying for midterms, especially when it is during break ...

 

Speaking of Waterstones, the one near me sells nothing interesting. Half of the books in there have 'Vampire' in the title! I'm not even exaggerating.

 

I dislike Insomnia... :/

You can't seem to escape them nowadays, ost setions at my local one have Vampires in it, but theres a nice secion a the back full of lots of manga and fantasy books, so I'm pretty set

 

I dislike homework. Blah, quit existing!

 

I dislike loud people in class. Bro its study time for a reason -_-