"Mi malamas labori nokte."

Translation: I hate to work at night.

[ConorFingleton]

Mi malamas labori nokte. Ankaŭ, mi malamas labori tage. Mi plejparte malamas labori.

[stephbutler19]

Ankaŭ mi! Tial mi havas aliajn homojn fari la laboron por mi.

[JotamGazit]

I did this excercise at 00:30 while on a nightshift. Duo reads minds...

[Lockwie]

he sounds so sad :'(

[ThatOneDoge]

Duolingo! Are you forcing him to speak Esperanto long into the night?! I mean, I love his voice and all, but a few days would probably be enough to cover the course.

[BigMac_ComboMeal]

Mi auxskultas vin!

[zs..]

Does the "e" at the end of Nokte indicate repetition, as it does at the end of the days of the week (lunde, marde, etc.)?

[RaizinM]

I'm not sure, but I think so, yes.

I found a sencence that goes "Pluvis lastan nokton." (it rained last night) The -n on nokton seems to mirror the -n on dimanĉon to mean "on Sunday" explained in the Dates and Time lesson, so that would suggest nokte also mirrors dimanĉe (every Sunday)

[Eingelegtwerden]

so you can't just say "don't like"?

[NotWaje]

You can. Mi ne amas, or mi ne ŝatas means i don't love or i don't like... So you could be feeling neutral about it. But malamas means you have a feeling that's the opposite of love about it. The difference is "i don't love it" and "i hate it".

[isacvale]

So "dislike" should do the trick, right?

[trezapoioi1]

Dislike would be malšatas, disliking and hating are not the same

[Gemma44379]

I typed the exact sentence, and got it wrong, a bug here?

[Mark_Dunan]

"I dislike working at night" is wrong?

[trezapoioi1]

Mi malšatas labori nokte

[Abby_Normal830]

I love night shift! Mi amas labori nokte!