A colleague didn't go to dinner yesterday. The leader asked me to report peace in the group when I got home. I finished reporting peace in the group, and my colleagues who didn't go responded well. Wh

A colleague didn't go to dinner yesterday. The leader asked me to report peace in the group when I got home. I finished reporting peace in the group, and my colleagues who didn't go responded well. What do you mean? "Hao Di" is a colloquial expression, which usually indicates agreement, recognition or response. In this scenario, after you reported your safety in the group, the colleague who didn't go replied "Good Drop", which can be understood as "OK, got it", "got it" or a simple response. Because it is a colloquial expression, it may be often used in some areas and people, but it is not a language expression that will be used in general formal occasions.