What is the Korean word for "Come on"?

Korean "refueling" has the following two expressions:

1、? /? , transliterated from the English word fighting, with similar pronunciation, used to cheer during the game;

2, (homonym is him nei sei yo), used to comfort others when they are hard, which is equivalent to working harder.

The pronunciation of "fu" is different because Koreans themselves are inarticulate. They can't pronounce Fu and Vu in Chinese Pinyin, so they pronounce F as H (referring to Chinese Pinyin he). Koreans also pronounce all R's as L's, such as words ending in ful in English, but they can't pronounce them, so they all use Pul instead.

Extended data:

"Come on" in different contexts in Korean;

1, please come on. Politeness, a tone used for elders, bosses and other people who need respect.

2、? Or? This is the transliteration of fighting. (generally, it is not limited to the object, it can be).

3、? , the most common (come on).

4. When friends take part in competitions or have some form of competitions (I support you).

5、 ? When something sad or bad happens (don't be discouraged).