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This sentence could use a second English translation.
The current one, "I don't know you anymore", is certainly correct but can be interpreted as "You've changed so much that I no longer feel you are the same person you were"
That is not the intention of the Japanese sentence. It's about "I despise you so much that I do not wish to ever see you again." (Perhaps too harsh of a translation though.)
Why suggest a 'second English translation' instead of going forward yourself and adding it?
I'm not a native and I can't find a good translation myself, so I made the suggestion in hopes that someone else can find one.
Ah, right, I missed the fact that you weren't a native of English, sorry.
I wonder if something like “From now on I don’t know you” would fit here. This phrase at least has as many as 388.000 Google hits:
https://www.google.com/search?q...utf-8&oe=utf-8
Google's first-page hit counts are unreliable. It actually only finds 25 hits total:
https://www.google.com/search?q...+you"&start=40
Hm, you're right, sorry. I guess it's still an option, though.
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #2077766
あなたなんかもう知らない。
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