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Laughing Kaomoji Fun Facts
Where all that laughter comes from.
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w = warai (laugh)
The lowercase w on a laughing kaomoji comes from 'warai' (ç¬ã), Japanese for laughter â the JP equivalent of 'lol'. Stack it, wwww, and the laugh gets bigger.
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Grass è grows
A row of wwwww looks like blades of grass, so Japanese slang for 'that's hilarious' became è (kusa, 'grass'). Kaomoji laughter literally grew a meme.
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Eyes squeezed shut
In (â§âœâŠ) the â§ and ⊠are eyes scrunched shut from laughing hard. The wider the ✠mouth, the louder the laugh.
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ïŸïŸïœ¯, the spit-take
Sound-effect kana like ïŸïŸïœ¯ or ïŸïŸïŸïœ« behind a face are the sound of a sudden burst of laughter â the kaomoji version of a spit-take.
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(ç¬) says it out loud
Sometimes the laugh is spelled out: (ç¬) literally means '(laugh)'. It's the ancestor of the modern w â a tiny stage direction for your own joke.