«اِللِّي تِكْرَهُهْ إِنْتَ يِحِبُّهْ غِيرَكْ»

A personal dislike does not settle the value of the thing disliked. What seems unappealing or unsuitable to one person can be regarded positively by somebody else.

The proverb encourages restraint in making broad judgments from individual preference. It recognizes that people can reach different conclusions about the same object, choice, or experience.

Use it after someone dismisses a food, activity, style, or other choice as undesirable. It frames the disagreement as a matter of personal preference and acknowledges that another person may genuinely welcome it.