What does SAM mean in South Korea, and there is a GO DOWN

sam is just a mood particle equivalent to an exaggerated conclusion in Chinese"It's here"``"Yikes"`

Sprinkle"Very few people use it, so it's very funny

1.Decline, 2Go down、3.Below, 4Fall, 5Decrease, 6Submerge.

FYI.

1.Fall.

he got home before the sun went down.

He arrived home before the sun went down.

2.Decline. the price of eggs has gone down.

Egg prices have fallen.

3.Wane. the wind has gone down a little.

The winds have abated a bit.

4.It is written.

this day will go down in history.

This day will be remembered in history.

{adv} lost, defeated, accepted, remembered, recorded, happening.

go down:

1 down, (**etc)**; (ships) sink, (planes) fall, (sun, moon) fall; Continue until (wind, waves, etc.) calm down; (dampness, swelling, etc.) decreases, subsides 2 times; (sunset); sinking (of the ship); (Prices)**; (diet, etc.) can be eaten and absorbed; (Explanation, etc.) makes sense 3 mouthfuls to swallow; It is accepted and is popular.

go down 1.Fall 2Drop 3Weakened 4It is recorded that go over 1 is popular, 2 viewed, and 3 revisited.

go by 1; (Time) Past 2 Missed (Opportunity, etc.) 3 Follow 4. Judgment.

go up 1 up, 2 built up, 3 burned.

There are a lot of these words, and the most commonly used ones are written:

go down.

go over review.

go by by.

go up.

Sam is a cute tone, not a standard language, and it doesn't say "hello sam" in the dictionary, this usage is a popular language created by Cheon Myung-hoon himself, and many artists in South Korea are trying to create their own popular language

In relation to the preposition that is followed, go along means to follow ... Whereas, go down means to fall, go down, weaken.

Sign up and get 500,000. But not in South Korea. It seems to be in the Yanbian area.

There are quite a lot of people.

If you want Korean gostop, you might as well go and see hangame, daum, etc. HangameI don't know if there's a Chinese IP blocked.。。。 Daum's is not sealed.