What does 'Muyaho' mean?
What does 'MuYaHo' mean?
In Episode 195, Yoo Jae-Seok, Jeong Hyeong-Don, and Noh Hong-Cheol (3 Infinite Challenge members)
leave to Alaska and visit the Anchorage Korean Korean Community Center
to find a person named Kim Sang-Deok.
While talking with the local residents of Alaska at the time, including
Grandpa Choi Gyu-Jae and Kwon Oh-Seong, Infinite Challenge's members asked them
if they know about Infinite Challenge,
and Grandpa Kwon Oh-Seong humbly replied that he did not know them, but Grandpa Choi Kyu-Jae said,
"We watch it a lot". However, when Noh Hong-Cheol shouted
"MuHan~(Infinite~)", which is Infinite Challenge's slogan,
Grandpa Choi Kyu-Jae replied with "MuYaHo~!" out of the blue.
- Correct Slogan -
"MuHan~(Infinite~)"
"DoJeon~!(Challenge~!)"
-Grandpa Choi Kyu-Jae-
"MuHan~(Infinite~)"
"MuYaHo~!(??????)"
?????
Jeong Hyeong-Don tried not to embarrass the Grandpa Choi Kyu-Jae by saying, "That's how much excited he is~"
and this phrase also became a meme.
"그만큼 신나시는 거지~ (GeuManKeum SinNaSiNeun GeoJi~)"
That's how much excited he is~
<Exclamation / Interjection> 야호 YaHo ;
'야호(YaHo)' means 'Hooray / Hurray / Yay' in English
It's an exclamation word that people shout at the mountain or echoey environment to listen to the echo.
Expression word of excitement or joy.
<Neologism / Internet Slang> 무야호 MuYaHo;
It doesn't have any specific circumstance that this word can be used since it is
meaningless slang. And that is a whole point of it. Say it out of blue. Like the guy from
Infinite Challenge did on the show. Just say "MuYaHo" out of nowhere.
Infinite Challenge + Hooray = In+ooray = Inooray
무한도전 + 야호 = 무+야호 = 무야호
MuHanDoJeon + YaHo = Mu+YaHo = MuYaHo
"Hurray~!" He shouted top of the mountain.
"야호~!" 산 정상에서 그가 외쳤다.
"YaHo~!" San Jeong-Sang-E-Seo GeuGa OeChyeotDa.
"Hooray~!! It's a vacation!"
"야호~!! 방학이다!"
"YaHo~!! Bang-Hak-i-Da!"