What does the net language 3 166 mean?

It is transliterated from the Japanese word "Goodbye" and translated into "Seyounala". With the popularity of mobile phones and the massive circulation of short messages, people use numbers to express some commonly used words. For example, goodbye is called "88"; I like your name "520". These digital languages generally adopt the pronunciation of scales in vocal music. For example, "8" can be called "hair" or a homophonic number. For example, "7" can be understood as "wife". 3 166 is one of the commonly used numerals. The Chinese transliteration of Japanese goodbye is "oil sprinkled Nora", so netizens use 3 166 to represent "oil sprinkled Nora" when saying goodbye.

2. For some Korean lovers, the pronunciation of "3 166" may be familiar. Actually, the pronunciation of "3 166" and Korean I love you "sa"

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The pronunciation of yo is similar, so sometimes "3 166" also means "I love you" in Korean, but this usage is not common.