Home Learn Japanese When playing Tug of War, or Pushing or Pulling something what is used to indicate a change of force? (Heave-Ho!)LLearn JapaneseWhen playing Tug of War, or Pushing or Pulling something what is used to indicate a change of force? (Heave-Ho!)March 15, 20232 comments I hear workers sometimes go “Sen-Oh!” Which sounds akin to “Heave-Ho!” What would be the correct translation of this? Tags:Japanese LanguageLearn Japanese 2 commentsイエスIt’s often せーの sē~ no but there can be variation of course. “Heave-ho” is fine if you need translation, but translation doesn’t help you understand it any better.Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
It’s often せーの sē~ no but there can be variation of course. “Heave-ho” is fine if you need translation, but translation doesn’t help you understand it any better.
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It’s often せーの sē~ no but there can be variation of course. “Heave-ho” is fine if you need translation, but translation doesn’t help you understand it any better.