It's just that the pronunciation is different = Hwa E Ting = Pa E Ting "The exam went well"? How are you? = sihom e jalbu si ki ba ram ni da 2007-03-1421:58: 29 supplement: most people use it to write ... but most people write according to their families ... just whether the pronunciation is the same ~

Reference: myself

Come on = => Translated from English, Li means the battle of Britain. Korean dramas and IKEA Koreans often use the word (a za a), which seems to be a slogan (hey hey! Jiayou! ) so some people will say (A za A za

Actually, Korean (translated from English to Li D) = > has another way of writing->/(He/He Le Se Yo) Come on, this is an implicit way of writing, which is rarely used in exams = = >? 2007-03-1400: 36: 51supplement:? Please forgive my ignorance.