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What is the Chinese homonym for refueling in Japan?
In Japanese, the verb that means "come on" is "がんばる", and the homonym is Ganbadie.

When encouraging others to cheer, they say "がんばれ! がんばってくださくださぃぃだささ. Cheerleading slogan is "ァーザーァーーファィトー! "

The way to cheer yourself up is "がんばります (I will work hard and I will refuel)". When you are with people, you can say "がんばりましょぅ" and "がんばろぅ" (Come on, work hard!

Homonym of Japanese everyday language;

1, hello-I told you seven times (during the day) that I have a coat (in the morning) to help you (at night).

2. Thank you-Arigat

3. Goodbye-Sayonara (this is not commonly used)

4, goodbye-8181or a or A Ane or A Mata or Mata or sweep the house.

5. It doesn't matter-Kamaisan Doita washes horses and posts (te) (used when the other party says thank you)

6. Yes! Don't! -Hurt! According to-get!

7. all right! No way! -According to-Inside! Baa!

8. I'm sorry-the dead meal is over! Still buried by dogs!

9. I don't know, ina, Greece

10, what is this? -open your mouth to dig a bag and punch in?