The Asian Use of the Term "...Fighting"
I noticed in some blogs that Korean, Chinese, and other Asians are using the term "fighting" in a different manner than Americans would. Such as: "Wonder Girls Fighting".

Contextually , it seems like it means "rise to the top" or "your efforts will prevail". I was wondering if a native speaker or an advanced speaker can clarify the exact usage and meaning.

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The Asian Use of the Term "...Fighting"
I noticed in some blogs that Korean, Chinese, and other Asians are using the term "fighting" in a different manner than Americans would.  Such as:  "Wonder Girls Fighting".

Contextually , it seems like it means "rise to the top" or "your efforts will prevail".  I was wondering if a native speaker or an advanced speaker can clarify the exact usage and meaning.

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fighting here means "cheer" "to cheer somebody on".

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i think we chinese people often use the word fight to express our determination or efforts to do sth that is difficult.

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Hi Troy, there are some very good explanations at; http://www.orientaloutpost.com/shufa.php?q=fight

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