what is " i love you" and "i hate you" in italian?

ti amo

ti odio (you won't say l'odio ... if you hate someone, you won't be polite with them, hence no l' (3rd person)

the reason why the national team is called the azzurri (plural of light blue) might have something to do with the military and/or royal family. I remember reading somewhere that Mussolini wanted to change the team's traditional colours, but out of respect to the royal family/king, he decided not to.

Gigio? ... i have never heard that word. The closest ones are gigione (an actor who tries to get a reaction in a play) and giglio (a type of flower)

ciao

Ti amo means i love u ti odio means i hate u.

Azzurri means blu and was the Savoia's colour

i love you - ti amo

i hate you - ti odio

but if you mean it in plural, like 'i love/hate you, guys" it's "vi amo" and "vi odio"

azzurri, double 'r' too, means "(the) blue ones" referred to the color of their equipment :-]

and "giglio" with the "l" (which btw it's pronounced "gilio") means "lily", the flower :-]

ciao~

Have another glass of wine Baby

L'amo

L'odio

umm i think it means blues and im not really sure about gigio

L'amo - i love you

l'odio - i hate you

just say it in a italian accent!!!!

"l'amo" "l'odio"