Why do Korean said "fighting"?
We commonly hear about Korean people say "fighting" or "hwaiting" (화이팅).
Actually, what's the meaning of "hwaiting"?
"Fighting" or "hwaiting" means "cheer up" or "do your best".
"Fighting" or "hwaiting" originated from boxing matches. Around 1960s - 1970s where the match boxing was famous. Referee would say "fight fight" in boxing matches in order to encourage to be better.
Information from: When I watched Arirang TV channel.
Actually, what's the meaning of "hwaiting"?
"Fighting" or "hwaiting" means "cheer up" or "do your best".
"Fighting" or "hwaiting" originated from boxing matches. Around 1960s - 1970s where the match boxing was famous. Referee would say "fight fight" in boxing matches in order to encourage to be better.
Information from: When I watched Arirang TV channel.
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