How to Say “I Hate My Life” in German

ich hasse mein Leben
The English phrase "I hate my life" is translated into German as ich hasse mein Leben.
This phrase is used to express that a person is very unhappy with their current situation or their existence.

Did you know?

  • While ich hasse mein Leben is a direct translation, Germans often use the phrase Ich kann nicht mehr meaning 'I cannot anymore' to express the same level of despair.
  • German speakers often use the word Lebensmüde to describe someone who acts as if they 'hate their life' or are indifferent to danger.
  • The German word Leben and the English word 'live' both trace back to the Proto-Indo-European root *leyp-, which meant 'leave, cling or linger'.

Examples in context

  • Ich hasse mein Leben.
    I hate my life.
    This sentence is useful for stating the core sentiment.
    Tatoeba #1909880 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #1908935 by Spamster
  • Ich hasse mein Leben im Moment.
    I hate my life right now.
    This sentence is useful for specifying that the feeling is occurring at the present time.
    Tatoeba #12000964 by Naina, translation #5745154 by CM
  • Ich bin mit meinem Leben unzufrieden.
    I am dissatisfied with my life.
  • Mein Leben ist eine Last für mich.
    My life is a burden to me.
  • Mein Leben ist scheiße.
    My life is crap.
  • Ich bin total genervt von meinem Leben.
    I am totally annoyed with my life.
  • Ich finde mein Leben zum Kotzen.
    I think my life sucks.
  • Mein Leben ist eine einzige Katastrophe.
    My life is a complete disaster.
  • Ich hasse mein Leben, wenn es so stressig ist.
    I hate my life when it is so stressful.

Example conversation

Laura and Julian are talking about their stressful jobs.

  1. Laura

    Ich muss heute wieder Überstunden machen.
    I have to work overtime again today.
  2. Julian

    Das ist echt anstrengend, Laura.
    That is really exhausting, Laura.
  3. Laura

    Ich hasse mein Leben gerade einfach!
    I just hate my life right now!
  4. Julian

    Kopf hoch, das Wochenende kommt bald.
    Cheer up, the weekend is coming soon.

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