"Give your heart to yo" is a Japanese transliteration of "Give your heart to". This sentence comes from the Japanese comic drama "The Attacking Giant" and is the line of the character leader Alvin. He often shouted the slogan "Give your heart to yo" in battle, expressing his willingness to give his life to boost morale. This sentence has also been widely spread by netizens.
Chinese Homonyms in Other Japanese Common Words
1, hello: こんにちは (cry and dig together).
2. Good morning: ぉはよぅござぃます (Oh, it's enough to blow up a Mars).
3. Goodbye: さよぅなら (goodbye).
See you tomorrow: じゃぁぁした.
5. Good night, elder: ぉみなさぃ (Oh, yes, seminar).
6. I am back: ただぃま (he is a freshman).
I. Introduction to the meaning of Selected Graduates
Selected Graduates, the organization department of the provincial