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wo ai ni means i hate you so much. always remember that.
wo ai ni means i love you.......not i hate you.....trust me on this
Yes, the first person was just being mean. Wo means "I". Ai means "love". Ni means "you". Chinese people say Ni Hao when they see someone they know. This translates to "You good" but really just means hello. I married a Chinese lady from Chengdu. Every day I tell her "Wo ai ni laopo" which means I love you wife.
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