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Fighting! in Korean: Why Koreans Say Hwaiting
Koreans say “hwaiting” (ํ์ดํ , also spelled “fighting”) as a cheer meaning “you can do it!” It comes from the English word “fighting,” but the meaning is encouragement, not…
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