"양말을 신는 것을 싫어하면 신지 마세요!"

Translation: If you hate wearing socks, don't wear them!

[iman785627]

"if you dont like wearing socks, dont wear them" is incorrect?

[choco_latte222]

-싫어하다- to dislike/ to hate(also strong dislike, straight rejection to what you hate)
-미워하다 - to Hate(strong dislike)
-안 좋아하다-to not like(it's like mild dislike)

[Kiyomice]

That's being too nitpicky, it's not incorrect to translate 싫어하다 as to not like in this context.
Dislike and not like are synonyms.

[trashmunki]

Wow... I have no idea how I was supposed to understand any of this. How do I know who is being spoken to? There are no indicators of people, plus the sentence feels much more casual than I was trying to write. Someone please let me know if I'm losing the plot... Anything at all.

[YewonWoo]

Korean usually omit subject and object in a actual conversation when sentance is about you and i because it is a situation that you can know it is about you and i by unverbal indicater(obious situation)

[Brickerbrack]

If the sentence doesn't specifically name anyone, then the context tells you who it's directed at. The end of the sentence shows that it's a command (don't wear them), so it's directed at the person you're speaking to. If that makes sense...

[erudis]

The -지 마세요 ending means it's an imperative sentence, which implies the "you" being spoken to. What were you trying to write?

[IshitaaSen]

Gerund honestly makes more sense to me than non asian learners cuz the concept is similar to my Language

[talynnn]

I believe 'Don't wear socks if you hate them' should be also accepted.

[talynnn]

*if you hate wearing them

[davi00n]

'Do not wear them, if you hate wearing socks.' Is this wrong?