Question about the word "fighting"
Why it is used so many times in asian countries. I heard many people say it. It sounds unnatural for me. Is it ok to use this word instead of "cheer up"? Also, can the word "fist off" be used? I saw it on the internet.
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mosja Is it ok to use this word instead of "cheer up"? Do you mean use the word "fighting" instead of "cheer up"? I cannot think of any context in which this could be possible.
- mosja Is it ok to use this word instead of "cheer up"?
- Do you mean use the word "fighting" instead of "cheer up"?
- I cannot think of any context in which this could be possible.
- For one thing, it is a different part of speech.
- Please give an example sentence.
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mosjaIs it ok to use this word instead of "cheer up"?
Do you mean use the word "fighting" instead of "cheer up"? I cannot think of any context in which this could be possible. For one thing, it is a different part of speech. Please give an example sentence.
mosjaAlso, can the word "fist off" be used? I saw it on the internet.
0Them's fighting words! (A very old meme spread by action movies.) It's actually a legal term.
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