What is the English translation of Jia you?

Answer 1

"Jia you" is a Chinese term that translates to "add oil" or "keep going" in English. It is commonly used as words of encouragement or support to motivate someone to persevere or push through a difficult situation. The term can also convey the idea of refueling or adding energy to someone's efforts.

Answer 2

It could refer to a phrase of encouragement "don't give up!", literally filling up the tank for your car when refueling, or can be used in the phrase 火上加油 "huǒ shàng jiā yóu" (translated as "to make something bad worse" or literally "fanning/fueling the flames").

Answer 3

"Jia you" is a Chinese phrase that translates to "add oil" or "keep going" in English. It is commonly used to cheer someone on or to give them encouragement and support.