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15. Aug. 2023 · 1 Translingual. 1.1 Symbol. 1.1.1 Synonyms. 1.1.2 Derived terms. 2 Japanese. 2.1 Etymology. 2.2 Pronunciation. 2.3 Syllable. 2.3.1 Usage notes. 2.3.2 See also. Translingual. Symbol. ツ. (chiefly in the West) An emoticon representing a smiling face. Synonyms. :), :-), =), シ. Derived terms. ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯. Japanese. Stroke order. Etymology.
ツ (Japanisch): ·↑ www.nihongoresources.com „Where do the kana come from“ (englisch)
Copy and paste smiley face symbol like white circled Katakana Tu ( ㋡ ), circled Katakana Si ( ㋛ ), white smiling face ( ☺ ), white frowning face ( ☹ ), black smiling face ( ☻ ) and Greek Small Letter Sampi ( ϡ ) in just one click. Click on any male and female smileys face emoji ( ⍤ ) to copy it to the clipboard & insert it to an ...
3. Juli 2023 · 天使 (tiān shǐ) means “ angel .” If you want to say someone has an angelic smile, you can say: 她有一個天使的微笑/她有一个天使的微笑 (tā yǒu yī ge tiānshǐ de wēixiào; she + has + one + measure word + angel + of + smile). smiling face with smiling eyes 😊 笑臉/笑脸. 笑 is “to smile,” and 臉/脸 translates to “face.” So, 笑臉/笑脸 (xiào liǎn) means “smiling face.”
1. Mai 2024 · Ever scrolled through your emoji keyboard and seen the chunk of Chinese emojis toward the end? Believe it or not, these emojis are actually Japanese kanji, or letters originating from the Chinese character system. If you don't live in...
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1. Sept. 2022 · Keith Broni. Sep 1, 2022 • 8 min read. This week a new emoji-filled book has begun to pop up in stores worldwide: The Hanmoji Handbook: Your Guide to the Chinese Language through Emoji. Published by MITeen Press and Candlewick Press, the book uses emojis as a means of introducing and memorizing Chinese Han characters, thus the name "Hanmoji".
19. Okt. 2023 · To truly appreciate the art of Kaomoji, you must explore their diverse categories and variations. Each Kaomoji is a tiny masterpiece, brimming with creativity and personality. From simple smiles to elaborate animals, Kaomoji can depict almost anything. Here are some examples to pique your interest: (¬‿¬)
