An emoticon is a set of symbols, or an icon that represents visual presentation facial expressions or body position to convey a mood, attitude, or emotion, originally used in messages Email and text messages. The most famous is the smiley face, i.e. smile - :-) .
There is no clear and reliable evidence of who invented the smiley face. Of course, you can point to ancient excavations, finds of various inscriptions on the rocks, etc., but these will only be guesses of each of us.
Of course, to say for sure that the smiley is a modern invention is a bit wrong. The use of emoticons can be traced back to the 19th century. Examples of their use can be found in a copy of the American magazine "Puck" from 1881, see example:
Yes, there are a lot of such examples in history, but it is generally accepted that the first digital view emoticon, was responsible for Carnegie Mellon University Research Fellow, Scott Fahlman. He suggested to distinguish serious messages from frivolous in their use of emoticons :-) and :-(. It was already September 19, 1982. This is especially useful when the mood of your message may be misinterpreted.
YES, BUT YOU NEVER COME ON TIME, ANYWHERE.
YES, BUT YOU NEVER COME ON TIME, ANYWHERE. ;-)
Nevertheless, emoticons did not become so popular, but revealed their potential after 14 years, thanks to a Frenchman who lived in London - Nicolas Laufrani... The idea arose even earlier, with Nicolas's father, Franklin Laufrani. It was he who, as a journalist for the French newspaper France Soir, published an article on January 1, 1972, under the headline "Take time to smile!", Where he used emoticons to highlight his article. He later patented it as trademark and created the production of some goods using a smiley. Then a company was created under the brand name Smiley, where Father Franklin Laufrani became president, and director general son of Nicolas Laufrani.
It was Nicolas who noticed the popularity of ASCII emoticons, which were very much used on mobile phones, and began developing directly animated emoticons that would correspond to ASCII emoticons consisting of simple characters, i.e. what we now use and used to call - smiley face... He created a catalog of emoticons, which he divided into categories "Emotions", "Holidays", "Food", etc. And in 1997, this directory was registered with the United States Copyright Office.
Around the same time in Japan, Shigetaka Kurita began designing emoticons for I-mode. But unfortunately, widespread use of this project, never happened. Maybe because in 2001 Laufrani's creation was licensed by Samsung, Nokia, Motorola, and other manufacturers mobile phones who later started offering them to their users. After that, the world just flooded different interpretations emoticons and emoticons.
The following variations with greases and emoticons became the appearance stickers in 2011. They were created by the leading Internet company in Korea - Naver. The company has developed a messaging platform called - Line... The same messaging app as WhatsApp. LINE was developed in the months following the 2011 Japanese tsunami. Initially, LIne was created to find friends and relatives during and after natural disasters and in the first year, the number of users grew to 50 million. After, with the publication of games and stickers, it totaled more than 400 million, which later became one of the most popular applications in Japan, in particular among adolescents.
Emoticons, emoticons and stickers today, more than 30 years later, they began to take a place in everyday conversations and correspondence of people. According to studies conducted in the United States, it was found that 74 percent of people in the United States regularly use stickers, emoticons in their online communication, sending an average of 96 emoticons or stickers per day. The reason for this explosive use Emoji is that the creative characters designed various companies, help to express our feelings, help to add humor, sadness, happiness, etc.
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In modern written language, there are no tools that would quickly reflect the mood of the author, his emotional state and attitude towards the interlocutor. In literature, writers usually cope with this by expressing thoughts in several sentences, but in Internet correspondence, where speed is important - in a messenger, on a website, when communicating in in social networks, this is highly impractical. Such a dialogue will be protracted, because each interlocutor will have to think about how he will use certain words, whether the other side will understand it correctly.
And here emoticons come to the rescue ʕ ᵔᴥᵔ ʔ - sets of characters that display human emotions or visualize some kind of message. They significantly save time and simplify text communication between network users. Especially this advantage will be appreciated by those who surf the Internet with portable devices, losing in typing speed to PCs and Laptops with a comfortable and practical keyboard.
So, let's look at the popular emoticons and meanings of symbols that can be used in the process of communicating on the Internet, starting with the most common options and gradually moving on to more "exotic" ones.
Simple emoticons with text
) - a closing parenthesis, an emotion of joy, which can be given a positive color to the written or to demonstrate your friendly attitude towards the interlocutor. Smilies similar in meaning: =) :).
(- open parenthesis, symbolizes sadness, disappointment. It is appropriate to use, for example, if a message from the interlocutor upset you.
))))): D = D - Smilies equivalent to the LOL abbreviation, hinting that the person who sent them amused something very much.
: '-):' - D - laugh to tears.
): -> either]: -> - two options for the smile of an evil genius who conceived an insidious plan or just a gloating person.
: - / - If you are confused, confused or overwhelmed with mild discontent, this sequence of characters will express emotions in the best possible way.
Or -_- - these three emoticons will become in a great way demonstrate ostentatious indifference or disregard for anything.
* O * or * _ * or ** - a strong admiration, an impression of what he saw.
): -: -0 o_O o.O - different variants emotions of surprise, which can be understood by the wide open mouth and bulging eyes.
: -e - emoticon of disappointment emotion. It is difficult to say, however, why exactly he looks like that.
: -E or: E or: -t - rage, anger, strong aggression.
:-< – смайлик печального настроения.
: *): - [or% 0 - used in cases when a person is embarrassed by something / someone.
Emotional actions and gestures
The purpose of emoticons from this category, in contrast to those previously considered, is not to convey the mood of the correspondent, but to help describe various actions or signals sent.
: - * or :-() - designations of a kiss in the text version.
() - this emoticon can be used to demonstrate that you want to hug your interlocutor.
Or: - p or: - b - teasing the interlocutor with his tongue out.
[:] ||| [:] - button accordion image. In internet slang, the name of this musical instrument usually mean something that is no longer relevant and has been seen many times.
: -X - please shut up, keep your mouth shut, lock your mouth.
/: -] - a hint that the interlocutor has a little "attic dripped".
*: O) - symbolic designation of a clown. If the participant in the correspondence went through with humor and cannot stop, you can notify him of this.
* -> -> - - carnation image. You can give your interlocutor a flower.
(_! _) - naked human ass. It is unlikely that your friends or acquaintances will appreciate such a gesture in real life, but in virtual spaces, such expression of emotions is quite common.
Character and character emoticons
This set of emoticons allows you to depict a face with any pronounced characteristic (both psychological and physical) or a well-known person, for example, a character from a cult film or cartoon, a historical personality, etc.
: - () = 0 - depicts a person who has obvious problems with being overweight (fat).
:-() - a smiley with a thick mustache.
: ~ X - denotes a person who prefers to keep his mouth shut and keep quiet.
L :) - associated with losers / losers, unlucky people in life.
((:-) - wearer of false hair, wig.
~ (_8 ^ (|) - recognizable face of Homer Simpson, the hero of the popular American animated series.
(: \ /) - Pacman, a character from an old computer game.
(> o-< – любитель прыжков с парашютом.
<]:-o) – волшебник/волшебница, ведьма или колдунья (зависит от контекста употребления).
Japanese emoticons made from characters
As a highly emotional and creative nation, the Japanese have quickly mastered emoji communication. Moreover, their language rich in visual images made it possible to create several thousand variants of their emoji, called kaomoji (stands for face + symbol). Their main difference from the designations popular in Western culture is that the schematic representation of a human face is always in the horizontal plane. It does not need to be mentally flipped 90 degrees. Otherwise, the differences are minimal, except that the Japanese do not hesitate to abundantly spice up emoticons with rare signs.
Japanese emoticons of positive emotions
Emoticons of joy - usually distinguished by high-set eyes, a smiling mouth and raised stick-hands. The mouth can be used the most different symbols, from the usual dot to the letters of the Greek alphabet. Many Japanese women use the letter ω (omega) for their mouths, resembling lips folded in a bow. So, in their opinion, the smiley becomes more cute, “kawaii”.
Love emoticons - in them the Japanese very often use the heart symbol ♡, placing it on their cheeks, in the hands of an emoticon, or even instead of eyes. Asterisks (*) in context indicate embarrassment, as do the hands covering emoji's face. The letter ω (omega) indicates the intention to kiss the interlocutor.
(´ ∀) ノ ～ ♡ - an emoticon with a raised hand, a tilde and a heart imitates an air kiss sent to the object of its interest.
Σ> - (〃 ° ω ° 〃) ♡ → - the original confession “I fell in love”. Kawaii emoticon pierced by Cupid's arrow.
♡ (˘ ▽ ˘> ԅ (˘⌣˘) - a loving couple holding hands with a contented look.
☆ ⌒ ヽ (* ’､ ^ *) chu - these three consecutive letters in Japanese are consonant with the sound of a kiss. In practice, it turns out something like the Russian "smack-smack".
(ﾉ ´ h) ノ - an emoticon with all its appearance showing that its sender wants to hug and kiss the addressee.
A few more options for love emoticons:
Embarrassment emoticons - as mentioned earlier, the most common symbol for this emotion is *, associated with blush and / or various signs with lines that imitate hands covering the face and eyes. Alternatively, oblique strokes (////) can be used. This kind of drawing is often used in Japanese animation when you need to display embarrassment on a character's face.
(◡‿◡ *) - a shy emoticon who lowered or closed his eyes.
(⁄ ⁄>⁄ ▽ ⁄<⁄ ⁄) – сильное смущение, заставившее покраснеть все лицо человека.
(* /。 ＼) - an embarrassed or ashamed emoticon, awkwardly trying to cover his face with his hands.
Other common embarrassment emoticons:
Empathy emoticons are small scenes with two characters. One emoticon acts as an upset subject, and the second supports him. Nothing prevents you from taking your favorite faces from other categories on your own and combining to taste, making your own kaomoji.
(ノ_<。)ヾ(´ ▽) – довольный жизнерадостный смайлик похлопывает по плечу своего расстроенного друга.
ヽ (￣ω￣ (。。) ゝ - a similar situation, but this time a sympathetic comrade puts his hand on the downcast friend's shoulder.
(ｏ・_・)ノ”(ノ_<、) – заботливое поглаживание по голове.
Japanese emoticons of negative emotions
Discontent emoticons - the generally accepted expression of this emotion is considered to be a wrinkled face and / or squeezed eyes (this convention was transferred to emoticons from anime and manga). A # or ^ sign instead of a mouth is perfect for this purpose, signaling a contemptuously raised lower lip.
(＃ ＞ ＜) - This guy clearly saw something annoying him and narrowed his eyes in displeasure.
(︶︹︺) - symbolizes a contemptuous person, looking at the interlocutor with disdain.
凸 (￣ ヘ ￣) - you don't need to comment on anything here. This emoticon not only does not hide its dissatisfaction, but also shows its attitude towards the interlocutor with the help of a world-famous gesture.
<(￣ ﹌ ￣)>- this person clearly does not intend to joke and is ready to sort things out in a raised voice with the subject who caused her dissatisfaction.
Other types of discontent emoticons:
Anger emoticons are the most negative emotion that is difficult to confuse with any other. At the head of the exposition are the eyes, which in evil emoticons are usually drawn not in circles, but in lines or sharp shapes with black fill. For an even more frightening effect, wrinkles, attributes such as claws or offensive gestures are added.
(‡ ▼ 益 ▼) - An angry grin, a scar on his cheek, black eyes and a wrinkled nose. With all its appearance, this smile demonstrates that it is better not to mess with it.
ψ (▼ へ ▼ メ) ～ → - the guy with the spear and pitchfork is clearly angry with someone, so it's better to stay away from him.
(凸 ಠ 益 ಠ) 凸 - small pupils in people are often associated with anger, irritability and other negative emotions, so they are very suitable for this emoticon.
٩ (ఠ 益 ఠ) ۶ - clenched fists and a fierce look. This angry emoticon is not only angry with symbols, but also does not mind taking out his anger on someone.
Sad emoticons are some of the easiest to display. It is enough to choose the symbols so that the eyes look tear-stained, for example, use two T letters. Alternatively, you can draw dash hands that will cover the face. The drooping corners of the mouth and raised eyebrows also clearly hint at a state of despondency.
(μ_μ) - this emoticon has several meanings (depending on the context of the correspondence). In this case, for example, he most of all resembles a face drenched in tears.
(ﾟ ， _ ゝ ｀) - sad smiley character with a small teardrop.
(ಥ﹏ಥ) is an emotional smiley with a trembling mouth, trying his best not to cry.
。 ゜ ゜ (´Ｏ) ゜ ゜ 。– this is not just sadness, but a real hysteria with a waterfall of tears.
Pain emoticons are usually a screwed-up suffering grimace, sometimes supplemented by all sorts of special effects such as stunning, scratches, scars, etc. Cross-shaped eyes (X, x, and others) are good for denoting.
~(>_<~) – смайлик, которого мучают головные боли.
(☆[email protected]) - the guy was stunned and put a good fingal under his eye.
[± _ ±] - crosses instead of eyes clearly hint that the smiley at the moment would prefer to die, if only his suffering would end.
(× ﹏ ×) - wavy mouth combined with cross-shaped eyes symbolizes suppressed painful emotions.
Fear Emojis - Fear emoji are easy to depict with the right eyes and hand gestures. Shouts, attempts to cover the face, chaotic waves - all this can show how scared a person is (from a slight stupor to panic and horror).
(・ 人 ・) is a graphic illustration of the saying "Fear has big eyes." A frightened look and pupils narrowed with horror.
＼ (º □ º l | l) / - can be regarded as a call for help or running around with shouts of “save-help”.
〜 (＞ ＜) 〜– a frightened smiley closed his eyes in fear and covered his ears with his hands.
.. ・ ヾ (。 ＞ ＜) シ - this emoticon is afraid and runs away from something in a panic.
Japanese emoticons of neutral emotions
Indifference emoticons - expressed in the form of a characteristic shrug of the shoulders or spreading arms to the sides. The ┐ ┌ and ╮ character pairs are best for this purpose. The eyes are drawn with narrow horizontal lines or dots. Below you can see several options for displaying your ostentatious indifference.
- ╮(˘ ､ ˘)╭
- ヽ(ー_ー)ノ
- ヽ(´ー)┌
- ┐(‘～)┌
- ヽ (￣д￣) ノ
- ┐(￣ヘ￣)┌
- ヽ(￣～￣ )ノ
- ╮(￣_￣)╭
Confusion emoticons are ideal if the person needs to show the interlocutor that the message they sent them greatly puzzled them. Typical hand gestures and ellipsis (...) are used for designation, which are symbolic synonyms of the thought process, loading, pause, information processing.
(◎ ◎) ゞ is a seriously taken aback by what he saw, scratching his head.
ლ (ಠ_ಠ ლ) - emoji depicts a strong mental stress or, depending on the context, an attempt to convey some idea to the opponent.
(・ ・)? - a question mark near the head, a universal designation for misunderstanding.
(-_-;) ・ ・ ・ - do not interfere, the person thinks everything over carefully.
Doubt emoticons - this emotion is most easily conveyed by the eyes that are diverted to the left or right. To convey the meaning, indicator symbols are used, for example, arrows. Several options can be seen below.
- (￢_￢)
- (→_→)
- (￢ ￢)
- (￢‿￢)
- (¬_¬)
- (←_←)
- (¬ ¬)
- (¬‿¬)
Surprise emoticons are drawn with round, white inside or having tiny pupils, sometimes with an open mouth and hands showing specific gestures. The Σ symbol in this context demonstrates a sharp start.
(: ౦ ‸ ౦ :) - the smiley is in great confusion or even in a stupor from what he saw.
(° ロ °)! - a combination of two emotions, reflecting the surprise of an exclamation mark and an open mouth in a smile. Shows that the news suddenly received was pleasant.
(⊙_⊙) - shocked, puzzled, but clearly not happy emoticon.
w (° ｏ °) w - “oh well, nafig”, “how is that”, “why did it happen”.
Indicating various actions with Japanese emoticons
Greetings. The easiest way to imitate this action is to raise the emoji's right or left hand up. You can use a special character with two small dashes at the top (ﾉ ﾞ), which resembles a greeting waving of your hands from side to side.
- (￣▽￣)ノ
- (*・ω・)ﾉ
- (°▽°)/
- (´ ∀)ﾉ
- (^-^*)/
- (＠´ー)ﾉﾞ
- (´ ω )ﾉ
- (° ∀ °)ﾉﾞ
Embrace. If you want to show the interlocutor that you mentally hug him or just want to express your support to him, use a smiley with arms spread out to the sides. There are many options - here are just a few of them.
(づ ◡﹏◡) づ - condescending hugs of a person who simply cannot refuse the interlocutor.
(つ. ́ _ʖ ̀.) つ - sympathetic hugs. The person is concerned about what he has heard from the interlocutor and wants to support him.
(づ ￣ ³￣) づ - hugs with kisses.
(づ ◕‿◕) づ - joyful hug.
Wink. The simplest emotion, for which you only need to depict one of the eyes of the smiley closed / squinted, and leave the other open for contrast. A variety of symbols can be used here, it all depends on your creativity.
- (^_~)
- (ﾟｏ⌒)
- (^_-)≡☆
- (^ω~)
- (>ω^)
- (~人^)
- (^_-)
- (-_・)
Apologies. Among the Japanese, it is customary to apologize with a small bow, which is why emoticons reflect a similar picture. The eyes are drawn small and directed downward, in this manner depicting remorse. Various hand gestures will diversify emoji.
(シ _ _) シ - hands in motion symbolize repeated bows.
<(_ _)>- deep bow and admission of guilt.
m (_ _) m - letters m represent bows from a sitting position. Hands rest on some surface, for example, rest on a table.
Dream. Here the display is not much different from that adopted in Europe. You just have to draw closed eyes and assign something like Zzzzzz. This letter usually imitates the snoring of a sleeping person.
(x. x) ~~ zzZ - the combination of the emotion of sleep and the eyes-crosses indicates that the object is sound asleep and it will not be easy to wake it up.
(－Ω－) zzZ - this emoticon clearly has pleasant dreams.
(＿ ＿ *) Z z z - sleep with his face buried in the pillow.
(￣ρ￣) .. zzZZ - sleeping with open mouth and drooling smiley.
Hide and seek. If you need to depict an action in which your emoji character is hiding, character sets will allow you to do so. The emotions reflected on the face will enlighten the interlocutor about the context of what is happening. Here are some examples.
┬┴┬┴┤ (･ _├┬┴┬┴ - smiley looks out from behind the wall with a rather frightened look, clearly expressing apprehension and concern about what he saw.
┬┴┬┴┤ (͡ ° ͜ʖ├┬┴┬┴ - the famous 4chan meme with Lenny's face is hiding behind the wall. It is often used by people who want to express their interest or have defrauded and are now happy with what they have done. You can use it to troll opponents on the forums and in chats.
ヾ (･ | - cautious emoticon calling out to his buddy.
Letter. When you need to demonstrate that you are writing something, the φ symbol, which closely resembles a pen, is perfect. A simple underline _ is usually used for paper or any other surface.
ヾ (ー ´) シ φ__ - a smiley with hand movements shows that a person is writing something very quickly, in a hurry.
__φ (．．;) - a semicolon and small eyes hint at the subject's focus.
(^ ▽ ^) ψ__ is another spelling option. This time, instead of the symbol φ, an equally suitable ψ is used. True, if you use it in the wrong context, the image of the writer can be confused with a person sitting with a fork in front of a plate.
Emoticons with animals
Cats. As some of the cutest and adorable creatures on the planet, cats have gained popularity across many cultures. And in Japan, and in general, they made a real cult (take at least all these numerous anime characters with cat ears and tails). Emoticons with cats are the most among kaomoji with animals. Here are some of the best options:
ଲ (ⓛ ω ⓛ) ଲ - Large eyes with vertical pupils and sharp claws.
(^ ˵◕ω◕˵ ^) - kawaii cat.
ヾ (= ω´ =) ノ ”- somewhat angry and scratching cat.
(= ω =) .. nyaa - the famous nya is nothing more than a cat's meow.
The Bears. These animals are distinguished by a characteristic muzzle (I) and rounded ears. The rest of the elements like raised paws are added optionally.
ʕ ᵔᴥᵔ ʔ - Kawaii little bear.
(／ ￣ (ｴ) ￣) ／ is a large bear standing on its hind legs and hanging with its forelegs.
ʕ ̀ o ́ ʔ - surprised bear.
Dogs. Dogs in Japanese emoticons have hanging ears, which simultaneously function as the outlines of their muzzles. The eyes are usually depicted with lines or dots of different sizes.
- ∪＾ェ＾∪
- ∪･ω･∪
- ∪￣-￣∪
- ∪･ｪ･∪
- Ｕ^皿^Ｕ
- ＵＴｪＴＵ
- U ^ ｪ ^ U
- V ● ᴥ ● V
- ∪◣_◢∪
- (▽◕ ᴥ ◕▽)
Spiders. Insects with a lot of legs and eyes require an equally large number of characters to create a believable expression in emoticons. Below you can see some original examples.
- /╲/\( ̀ ω ́)/\╱\
- /╲/\╭(ఠఠ益ఠఠ)╮/\╱\
- /╲/\╭(ರರ⌓ರರ)╮/\╱\
- /╲/\╭༼ ººل͟ºº ༽╮/\╱\
- /╲/\╭(͡°͡° ͜ʖ ͡°͡°)╮/\╱\
- /╲/\╭[ ᴼᴼ ౪ ᴼᴼ]╮/\╱\
- /╲/\╭[☉﹏☉]╮/\╱\
Other animals. The list of running, flying and floating creatures, which are depicted using special characters and letters of several alphabets, is huge.
(￣ (00) ￣) - pig. All emoticons with this animal are drawn with an emphasis on the nose. For nostrils, you can also use oo or the symbol ω.
＼ (ˋ Θ ´) ／ - bird. When composing a smiley, the beak is always emphasized, which is round and diamond-shaped.
> °)))) 彡 - being big lovers of fish and seafood, the Japanese have added a lot of "fish" emoticons. Fish are drawn with a sharp or open mouth, and brackets are usually used as scales or tail.
≧ (° °) ≦ - crab, another marine life. Also common is (\ /) _ (0_0) _ (\ /).
Japanese Emoticons with Food
Among the Japanese, there are plenty of food and drink lovers, which is reflected in the variety of emoji. If you want to portray a smiley with a drink or dish, there are plenty to choose from.
(o˘◡˘o) ┌iii┐– birthday cake with candles. You can be original by attaching a similar emoticon to your congratulations on a social network.
(・ ・) つ - () @ () @ () - is one of many emojis depicting barbecue cooking.
(* ^^) o∀ * ∀o (^^ *) - sharing cocktails.
(っ ˘ڡ˘ ς) - licking emoji. Can be combined with many others depicting different food and drinks.
(* ´s) 口 ﾟ｡ ﾟ 口 (・ ∀ ・) - a couple of emojis with full mugs of beer.
Japanese emoticons with weapons
A set of militant emoticons or a separate weapon is perfect not only for correspondence, but also for decorating a nickname in Counter-Strike, Warface and other shooters. You can hardly find the necessary characters on the keyboard (they simply do not exist), so just copy the sequence of characters you like from the list below.
(-ω -) ／ 占 ~~~~~ - a happy smiley, ready to spray his enemies with a gas canister.
(^ ω ^) ノ ﾞ (((((((((● ～ * - grenade thrower.
(ﾒ ﾛ ´) ︻ デ ═ 一 - sniper and rifle with telescopic sight.
(・ ∀ ・) ・ ・ ・ ——— ☆ - Throwing a throwing star.
Q (`⌒´Q) - this guy doesn't need a firearm, just strong fists will be enough.
- (T_T) → - the poor man was pierced by an enemy spear.
(/ ・ ・) ノ ((く ((へ - boomerang throw.
(ﾒ ￣ ▽ ￣) ︻┳═ 一 - submachine gunner.
Remaining emoticons from characters
This section contains emoticons that do not belong to specific categories and do not find frequent use. However, in some situations they can be quite useful.
٩ (ˊ〇ˋ *) و - waking up emoticon.
(￣ ^ ￣) ゞ - stood in line and saluted (army greeting).
(－‸ლ) - palm across the face (famous facepalm meme).
(╯ ° 益 °) ╯ 彡 ┻━┻ - an expression of strong anger, the smiley turns the table over.
(╮ ° - °) ╮┳━━┳ (╯ ° □ °) ╯ ┻━━┻ - a more detailed version of what happened in the previous picture.
┬─┬ ノ (º _ º ノ) - neatly put the furniture back (if the interlocutor used one of the two previous emoticons, you can answer him).
(oT-T) 尸 - a tear-stained emoticon with a raised white flag, depicts surrender.
[̲̅ $ ̲̅ (̲̅ ͡ ° ͜ʖ ͡ ° ̲̅) ̲̅ $ ̲̅] - one of the variants of the money emoticon.
౦０o｡ (‾́。‾́) y ~~ - Smoker emoticon.
(￣﹃￣) - an emoticon hints that its sender is hungry or is drooling over some delicacy.
(x (x_ (x_x (O_o) x_x) _x) x) - a crowd of zombies behind the back of a living person.
(･ Ω ･) ☞ - direction-pointing emoticon.
(⌐ ■ _ ■) is just emoji in sunglasses.
(◕‿◕✿) - female emoticon with a flower in her hair.
(￣.) O- 【TV】 - a viewer watching TV with a remote control in his hand.
｀ 、 ヽ (ノ ＞ ＜) ノ ｀ 、 ヽ ｀ ☂ ヽ - the wind carried away the poor guy's umbrella in the rain.
‿︵‿ ヽ (° □ °) ノ ︵‿︵– a drowning emoticon screaming for help.
() () ԅ (≖‿≖ԅ) - the guy is getting ready to touch the charms of his girlfriend.
(＾ ▽ ＾) っ ✂╰⋃╯– castration / circumcision (depending on the context of use).
〜〜 (／ ￣ ▽) ／ 〜ph - chasing butterflies.
ଘ (੭ˊ ꒳ ˋ) ੭✧– angel with wings.
∠ (ᐛ 」∠) ＿ - an emoticon lying on its side and watching something.
Conclusion
V Lately cool emoticons from symbols have lost their relevance during online correspondence. Now almost all social networks, forums, instant messengers and other types of resources provide their own sets of emoticons / stickers, much more colorfully illustrating the desired emotions. Nevertheless, creative people can always find a use for thousands of different character sequences. In the same online games and chats, a nickname decorated with symbols will look great.
P.S. If you want to create your own emoticon or find original symbols for your emoji, you can use one of the many databases on the Internet. Convenient catalogs provide a huge number of options on a variety of topics. As for portable devices on Android and iOS, for complex text emoticons there is a special application that allows you to find and insert a prepared text emoticon into the text in a couple of clicks.
The author of the first emoticons from symbols is considered to be the American scientist Scott Fahlman, who in 1982 proposed to indicate the seriousness or frivolity of messages on the university bulletin board by combining punctuation marks such as a colon, a dash and a round. :-) and:-(
And even earlier, in 1969, use parenthesis Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov, then living in the USA, guessed as a smile or chagrin. In his interview with an American magazine, he hinted that it would be nice to come up with a special typographic symbol to denote the author's emotions, then sometimes it would not be necessary to answer stupid questions from journalists.
Punctuation marks on the keyboard are shown in the second row from the top. It is enough to hold down the "Shift" button (in the fifth row from the top, the first button) and select the appropriate character in the row of numbers and symbols.
Modern users of computers and mobile phones have more than 60 emoticons in their arsenal. The most common ways to express emotions are:
:) simple smile
:)) happy smile
:> irony
: D laugh
: (chagrin, sadness
Z: (anger
:,(tears
O_o shock
OO surprise
:-*
C) a smile under sunglasses
:-/ disappointment
As big eyes use O. To create a wide smile, press the capital letter after the colon english letter"Di". To indicate irony, you need to switch to the English layout and select the angle bracket. You can indicate age or belonging to any youth culture. For example, a little girl is given a bow on her head, which is indicated by an eight 8 :-). And punk will draw his distinctive mohawk using the equal sign = :-)
Some people use symbols to paint full-fledged faces. This style of emoji is called Kaomoji or anime. Parentheses are used to denote cheeks, and between them the necessary signs are inserted for a particular emotion. For example: (^_^) means smile, joy, shutting your eyes with pleasure. The cheeks and mouth are typed in the Russian layout, the eyes in English (number 6 with the key held down). If you add \ and / to the face from the sides, you get a man jumping for joy with those raised up.
Symbols can also come in handy for identifying items and gifts. For example, let's say you want to give a rose to the person on the other side of the screen. Most of all, the icon "dog", that is @, looks like a pink bud. A hyphen is suitable as a stem, and a leaf is drawn using an inclined stick. You can present a flower with a ribbon, taking in the form of a ribbon curly brace... As a result, it may look like this: @ - / --- or so @) ---. The gift can be in the form of a cake made of square brackets: [,,,]. Candles are inserted using the "ё" button on English layout.
Users with a rich imagination manage to draw a hare or using several options for brackets and spaces. Open up blank sheet v Word program and experiment with pressing different buttons, changing layouts, etc. Perhaps it will turn out to be a masterpiece too.
Smilies: to use or not?
Use emoticons in correspondence should be careful, otherwise people may mistake you for a frivolous person. It is worth refraining from printed smiles if you communicate on work ICQ with people in a higher position. You can only show your emotions to close friends, so they will understand you more easily.
Koamoji - Kaomoji (顔 文字)- this is very popular style emoticons that consist of Japanese characters, grammar and punctuation. Used to express emotions in text messages all over virtual world... The word "kaomoji" can be considered as a synonym for the word - emoticons because in fact it consists of two words:
"KAO" (顔 - "FACE") AND "MOJI" (文字 - "SYMBOL")
Creativity and emotionality Japanese people, is a defining factor in the popularity of using emoticons like nowhere else in the world. Also, Japanese- this is the language of drawings, where from childhood they begin to comprehend the writing of their hieroglyphs. Every line, point is very important. A prime example is “ Anime" and " Manga " where the authors convey different emotions in several lines.
It is believed that for the Japanese, the most important thing is the eyes. After all, they then convey the deep meaning of various emotions. This is how they differ from European emoticons, those to which we are accustomed, where more stands out mouth, i.e. smile. And the Japanese, as written above - eyes (◕‿◕).
Koamoji - Kaomoji very varied. Some sources report that there are more than 10,000 thousand of them, and this number can be explained as follows:
Usually, single-byte sets are used in Latin and Cyrillic characters, but for Japanese, at least double-byte character sets are required, which contain a wider range of characters. In this way,Koamoji - Kaomoji can display complex actions and even various stories, not just individual emotions.
Categories of kaomoji
Japanese kaomoji emoticons: positive emotions
Joy
In Japanese emoticons that depict joy (laughter, smile, pleasure, delight), the eyes are usually set high. The most commonly used characters are ^, ￣, ´, and `, but not always. The mouth also plays an important role. For example, young Japanese women often use the ω (omega) symbol as their mouth. japanese emoticons, considering that such kaomoji are the cutest, or, as they say, kawaii. You can also use ∀, ▽ and other symbols that resemble a smile. And the Japanese also like to add various special effects to kaomoji (stars, tears of joy, etc.) for greater expressiveness.
| (* ^ ω ^) | (´ ∀ ` *) | ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶ | ☆ *: .｡. o (≧ ▽ ≦) o .｡.: * ☆ |
| (o ^ ▽ ^ o) | (⌒▽⌒)☆ | <(￣︶￣)> | 。.:☆*:･"(*⌒―⌒*))) |
| ヽ(・∀・)ﾉ | (´｡ ω ｡`) | (￣ω￣) | ｀;:゛;｀;･(°ε°) |
| (o ･ ω ･ o) | (＠＾◡＾) | ヽ(*・ω・)ﾉ | (o_ _) ﾉ 彡 ☆ |
| (^人^) | (o´ ▽ `o) | (*´▽`*) | ｡ﾟ(ﾟ^∀^ﾟ)ﾟ｡ |
| (´ ω `) | (((o (* ° ▽ ° *) o))) | (≧◡≦) | (o´∀`o) |
| (´ ω `) | (＾▽＾) | (⌒ω⌒) | ∑d (° ∀ ° d) |
| ╰(▔∀▔)╯ | (─‿‿─) | (*^‿^*) | ヽ (o ^ ^ o) ﾉ |
| (✯◡✯) | (◕‿◕) | (*≧ω≦*) | (☆▽☆) |
| (⌒‿⌒) | ＼(≧▽≦)／ | ヽ (o ＾ ▽ ＾ o) ノ | ☆ ～(‘▽^人) |
| (*°▽°*) | ٩(｡ ́‿ ̀｡)۶ | (✧ω✧) | ヽ(*⌒▽⌒*)ﾉ |
| (´｡ ᵕ ｡`) | (´ ▽ `) | (￣▽￣) | ╰(*´︶`*)╯ |
| ヽ(>∀<☆)ノ | o (≧ ▽ ≦) o | (☆ω☆) | (っ˘ω˘ς) |
| ＼(￣▽￣)／ | (*¯︶¯*) | ＼(＾▽＾)／ | ٩(◕‿◕)۶ |
| (o˘◡˘o) | \(★ω★)/ | \(^ヮ^)/ | (〃＾▽＾〃) |
| (╯✧▽✧)╯ | o (> ω<)o | o (❛ᴗ❛) o | ｡ ﾟ (T ヮ T) ﾟ｡ |
| (‾́ ◡ ‾́) | (ﾉ´ヮ`)ﾉ*: ･ﾟ | (b ᵔ ▽ ᵔ) b | (๑˃ᴗ˂)ﻭ |
| (๑˘︶˘๑) | (˙꒳˙) | (*꒦ິ꒳꒦ີ) | °˖✧◝(⁰▿⁰)◜✧˖° |
Love
Japanese love emoticons often use the ♡ (heart) symbol or combinations with it, such as ノ ～ ♡ (blowing a kiss). You can also use the chu set of letters to depict a kiss (in Japan, it is associated with the sound of a kiss). Another hallmark of Japanese love emoji is the abundance of * and o, which represent blush and are often used in combination with /, \, ノ, ﾉ, and ヽ. That is, these emoticons seem to cover their face with their hands out of embarrassment. In combination with the so-called "hands", the symbol ε (lips with a bow) is also used, but here the desire to hug and kiss is implied. Japanese women often joke that such kaomoji look like perverts!
| (ﾉ ´ z `) ノ | (♡μ_μ) | (*^^*)♡ | ☆ ⌒ ヽ (* ’､ ^ *) chu |
| (♡-_-♡) | (￣ε￣＠) | ヽ(♡‿♡)ノ | (´ ∀ `)ノ～ ♡ |
| (─‿‿─)♡ | (´｡ ᵕ ｡`) ♡ | (*♡∀♡) | (｡・//ε//・｡) |
| (´ ω `♡) | ♡(◡‿◡) | (◕‿◕)♡ | (/▽＼*)｡o○♡ |
| (ღ˘⌣˘ღ) | (♡°▽°♡) | ♡(｡- ω -) | ♡ ～(‘▽^人) |
| (´ ω `) ♡ | (´ ε `)♡ | (´｡ ω ｡`) ♡ | (´ ▽ `).｡ｏ♡ |
| ╰(*´︶`*)╯♡ | (*˘︶˘*).｡.:*♡ | (♡˙︶˙♡) | ♡＼(￣▽￣)／♡ |
| (≧◡≦) ♡ | (⌒▽⌒)♡ | (*¯ ³¯*)♡ | (っ ˘з (˘⌣˘) ♡ |
| ♡ (˘▽˘>ԅ(˘⌣˘) | (˘⌣˘)♡(˘⌣˘) | (/^-^(^ ^*)/ ♡ | ٩(♡ε♡)۶ |
| σ(≧ε≦σ) ♡ | ♡ (⇀ 3 ↼) | ♡ (￣З) | (❤ω❤) |
| (˘∀˘)/(μ‿μ) ❤ | ❤ (ɔˆz (ˆ⌣ˆc) | (´♡‿♡`) | (°◡°♡) |
Embarrassment
To show confusion, you can use the symbol; (something like a drop of sweat on the face) or symbols that imitate blush (*, o). Alternatively, you can try to depict a Japanese emoticon covering his face with his hands in embarrassment.
Sympathy
To express sympathy or compassion, you need at least two Japanese emoticons: one of them will be upset about something, and the other will calm him down. For the first type, you can use kaomoji from the "sadness" category. Key element the second will be “soothing hand stroking” (ノ ”, ノ’ or ヾ) or “support shoulder” (see examples).
Japanese kaomoji emoticons: negative emotions
Discontent
Displeasure can be easily expressed by wrinkling the kaomoji's face. Hence the corresponding symbols. For the eyes of a disgruntled Japanese emoji, ＞ ＜ is a good choice. Additional wrinkles can be added by the ＃ symbol. Eyes like ￢￢ and ￣￣ with a well-fitting mouth can also express some discontent. Similar techniques are quite common in anime and manga.
Anger
The secret to portraying anger with kaomoji is in the eyes. Use `and ´ or ｀ and ´. Just do not mix up the arrangement of the symbols, otherwise your evil Japanese emoticon will become kind and cheerful (compare: `´ - evil eyes, ´` - kind eyes). In addition, to depict anger, you can add "wrinkles" ＃ and their stronger form メ or ╬, and as a hand - 凸 (middle finger) and ψ (like claws). You can also use the "angry grin" 皿 or 益.
Sadness
Sadness, sadness and tears are portrayed quite simply. For eyes, use T T,; ;,>< и другие символы, имитирующие заплаканные глаза японского смайлика. Также можно прикрыть глаза руками (например, / \ и ノ ヽ).
Pain
To show pain, use the symbols>< вместе со спецэффектами наподобие ⌒☆. Для изображения “оглушённых” смайликов можно использовать глаза типа “x”. Но также есть и другие способы.
Fear
For frightened Japanese emoticons, use forward and backward slashes and other characters to give the impression that kaomoji is covering his face with his hands in fear. In this case, you can also depict shouting, waving hands and other similar actions.
Japanese kaomoji emoticons: neutral emotions
Indifference
To show indifference with the help of Japanese emoticons, you can use imitation of the corresponding hand movements (┐ ┌ or ╮ ╭, as well as all kinds of connections with forward / back slashes and other symbols similar to hands). As "indifferent eyes", ー ー, ˇ ˇ and similar options are suitable.
Confusion
Use blank eyes ・ ・. To enhance the effect, you can add to them; or 〃. Also, in a similar bundle, emoticons are suitable for eyes like ￣ ￣. Finally, you can add effects like thinking (・ ・ ・), spreading your arms (┐ ┌ or ╮ ╭), propping your head up with your hand (ゞ).
Doubt
Doubt is easiest to show by taking kaomoji's eyes to the side. Use ￢ ￢, ¬ ¬ or arrows.
Astonishment
Surprise or shock can be shown with a wide open mouth (ｏ, 〇, ロ), eyes (O O, ⊙ ⊙), and raised hands of the Japanese emoticon. You can also add the Σ symbol to it, which denotes a sudden start, or a tinge of confusion (the; symbol). In addition, when using eyes wide open, the mouth can be reduced (for contrast).
Japanese kaomoji emoticons: various actions
Greetings
To depict a greeting (or goodbye) using kaomoji, a forward or backward slash is used in standard situations. However, there are also more interesting options, such as ﾉ and ノ. And if you want the Japanese to wave, try using ヾ, ﾉ ﾞ and their various combinations with a "tilde".
Hugs
To depict hugs, add the appropriate outstretched arms symbols.
Wink
The winking Japanese emoticons look very cute and very easy to depict. Just use different symbols for the left and right eyes of your kaomoji.
Apology
In Japan, it is customary to perform the traditional bow when expressing an apology. Therefore, the corresponding Japanese emoticons are depicted in this way. In this case, the eyes, as a rule, are lowered down (_ _ or..). If the bow is performed from a sitting position, m m are most often used as kaomoji hands; if from a standing position, instead of arms, it is better to depict the shoulders< >.
Hide and seek
If you want to show that the Japanese emoticon is hiding from someone or something, try to depict how it looks out from behind a wall | or other shelter.
Letter
The φ symbol looks good as a writing pen if you want to show how kaomoji writes something. You can also add a few underscores or dots so that you can see the result of the letter itself.
Run
Running emoticons are depicted by adding various special effects of movement. For this, the symbols ε, =, ミ and C are most often used.
Dream
Everything is simple here. Use zzZ to simulate snoring or snoring of a Japanese emoji. You can also lay it on the pillow.
| [(－－)] .. zzZ | (－_－) zzZ | (∪｡∪) ｡｡｡ zzZ | (－Ω－) zzZ |
| (￣o￣) zzZZzzZZ | ((_ _)) .. zzzZZ | (￣ρ￣) .. zzZZ | (－.－)… zzz |
| (＿ ＿ *) Z z z | (x. x) ~~ zzZ |
Kaomoji Japanese Emoticons: Animals
Cat
The Japanese consider cats to be insanely cute creatures. Hence, a variety of anime and manga fetishes: cat ears, ponytail, nyakan (nyaa - "meow" in Japanese) and other fun. Therefore, the most popular animal in kaomoji is the cat. To make your Japanese smiley look like a cat, use = = for whiskers and ^ ^ for ears.
Bear
Japanese bear emoticons are easily identifiable by their characteristic face (ｴ) or ears ʕ ʔ.
Dog
Here the whole secret is in the ears ∪ ∪ and the absence of the usual boundaries of the face of the Japanese emoticon (i.e., instead of brackets, the boundaries are the ears).
Pig
A pig's patch can be represented as (oo), (00) or (ω). Add it to a Japanese emoticon for a funny grundale.
Bird
For the bird emoji, use Θ or θ for the beak. This is the main idea.
A fish
Since fish and seafood are an integral part of the Japanese diet, emoticons have not been spared this topic either. The symbols used here<< или 彡 для хвоста и)) для жабр.
Spider
To depict a spider, use the / \ ╱ \ ╮╭╲ symbols for the legs and try adding some pairs of eyes.
Japanese kaomoji emoticons: other variations
Friends
To show friendship, just draw a few Japanese emojis holding hands. The symbols 人, メ, 八, and 爻 are best suited for this. There are other ways though. Try to find them.
Enemies
Here the term "enemy" is used in a joking manner. Just depict a Japanese emoji kicking their opponent or something. For more expressiveness, use the special effects ☆, ﾐ, 彡 and Σ. The eyes of unconscious emoticons are usually represented as x x. Everything else is creative.
Weapon
Rifle ︻ デ ═ 一, sniper rifle ︻┻┳══━ 一, shotgun ︻┳═ 一, minigun ✴ == ≡ 눈, pistol ￢, laser ・ ・ ・ ——— ☆, chain ○ ∞∞∞∞, bow D ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ —— →, bomb (((((((● ～ *, syringe ―⊂ | = 0, gas can 占 ~~~~~, yo-yo ~~~~~~~ ~~ ◎, boomerang ((く ((へ, spear ――― →, grapple ―――― C, sword _ ／ or ¤ = :::::>, boxing gloves QQ.
Magic
Even magic in all its variety can be depicted with the help of Japanese emoticons.
Food
The Japanese are very fond of drinking. Therefore, the rich variety of Japanese kaomoji emoticons could not fail to take this feature into account. It is for this purpose that the symbols 旦, 口, 且 are used. You can also use square brackets as a simpler option. And to show hot drinks (tea, coffee), just add ~~ (steam) to the corresponding symbols. In addition, with the help of kaomoji, you can depict food in a wide variety of ways (examples in the table below).
Music
Japanese emoticons are capable of very clearly expressing the musical aspects of life (singing, dancing, listening to music, etc.). To do this, add the ♪ symbol to the standard kaomoji or change the position of the hands (if you want to show a dance).
Games
The Japanese can even use emoticons to represent games and sports. Below are some examples: tennis, ping pong, volleyball, basketball, ball, boxing, kendo, fishing, bowling, video games. Try to determine for yourself where what.
| (^^) p _____ | _o ____ q (^^) | (／ O ^) / ° ⊥ ＼ (^ o＼) | ! (; ﾟ o ﾟ) o / ￣￣￣￣￣￣￣ ~> ﾟ)))) 彡 |
| ヽ (^ o ^) ρ┳┻┳ ° σ (^ o ^) ノ | (／_^)／ ● ＼(^_＼) | «((≡|≡))_／ ＼_((≡|≡))» |
| (ノ -_-) ノ ﾞ _ □ VS □ _ ヾ (^ - ^ ヽ) | ヽ(；^ ^)ノﾞ ．．．…___〇 | took the table and made a row |
| ┬─┬ノ(º _ ºノ) | put the table back | |
| (oT-T) 尸 | give up | |
| (͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) | meme / Lenny's face | |
| [̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°̲̅)̲̅$̲̅] | money | |
| (ಠ_ಠ) | meme / disapproval look | |
| ౦０o｡ (‾́。‾́) y ~~ | smokes | |
| (￣﹃￣) | hungry | |
| (x (x_ (x_x (O_o) x_x) _x) x) | alive among zombies | |
| ( ･ω･)☞ | indicates | |
| (⌐■_■) | spectacled | |
| (◕‿◕✿) | sweetheart | |
| (￣.) O- 【TV】 | watching TV | |
| ｀、ヽ｀ヽ｀、ヽ(ノ＞＜)ノ ｀、ヽ｀☂ヽ｀、ヽ | catches an umbrella in the rain | |
| ‿︵‿︵‿︵‿ヽ(°□°)ノ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵ | drowning | |
| ( )( )ԅ(≖‿≖ԅ) | um ... guess what he does | |
| (＾▽＾)っ✂╰⋃╯ | punishment for treason | |
| 〜〜 (／ ￣ ▽) ／ 〜ph | running after the butterfly | |
| ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ✩‧₊˚ | angel | |
| _(:3 」∠)_ | popular lying emoticon | |
| ∠(ᐛ 」∠)＿ | another lying smiley |
Emoticons from symbols are very common lately. And rightly so, because another more universal and quick way displaying your emotions and experiences during text correspondence- does not exist. Today, almost everyone knows at least two or three sets of symbols that represent emotions. This set includes parentheses for a person's lips, colons for a person's eyes, and a semicolon for a wink. However, you may come across an emoticon written in symbols, but not understand its meaning. This article will help you get closer to understanding text emoticons and memorize character combinations to display your emotions in text correspondence.
Even modern written speech not endowed with the properties of a quick display of emotions, so that at the time of writing the text, the author can show the experiences he is overwhelmed. Only using a couple of sentences or phrases. Before the era global distribution the Internet, there were no problems with displaying the emotional component of the writer. Only with the advent of the internet and increased communication through writing text messages in chats, instant messengers, forums and so on, such problems appeared. It would be inappropriate to write in a message that you are smiling now, or winking at your interlocutor - this would be more like an absurdity, and if it does not have an emotional component at all, then a dry and callous dialogue turns out.
While communicating in real time, it is not possible to select words to display emotions. You can put a question mark for a question, for admiration - an exclamation mark, but how to show your seriousness to the interlocutor or what you were joking? All these problems were solved in the early 80s. Then it was proposed to attribute the characters colon, dash and closing parenthesis to comic messages, that is :-) - text version of a smiling face (side view). Such a set of characters is a smiling emoticon. Subsequently, the dash, and then the colon, have ceased to be used and they just write a closing parenthesis. ) .
For messages that are filled with sadness and worries, it was suggested to attribute the set text characters colon, dash, and open parenthesis, that is :-(... This set of text symbols shows a face with eyes, a nose, and the corners of the lips drooping down. As with the joyful, smiling emoticon, in the sad smile they subsequently stopped writing the colon and dash characters, and began to write forgive the opening parenthesis (.
This is how the ubiquitous and all kinds of use of emoticons in the form of text symbols began. The main emphasis is on the rapid expression of emotions using some sets of text characters, but semantic emoticons are also used, showing states, actions, the surrounding nature, and so on. Standard set there are no text symbols as everyone writes them differently.
Consider different options character emoticons.
Emoticons from symbols on the keyboard
Designation of emoji emotions from characters on the keyboard:
- Joy or a smile is most often depicted using symbols :) either :-) or =)
- Laughing uncontrollably (equivalent to LOL expression) :-D or: D or))))
- Another designation for laughter, but more like a mock () XD or xD or>: - D (gloating)
- Laughter to tears, i.e. what the smiley "tears of joy" means: ’-) or:’ - D
- Sly grin): -> or]: ->
- A sad or sad smiley has text meanings :-( either = (or :(
- The symbolic designation of a very sad smiley: -C either: C or (((((again, a variant of the undersmile)
- Slight displeasure, confusion or confusion: - / or: - \
- Strong anger D-:
- Text designation of a neutral attitude emoticon: - | either: -I or._. either -_-
- The symbolic meaning of the admiration emoticon is * O * or * _ * or **
- Deciphering the emotion of surprise :-() either: - or: -0 or: O or O: either o_O or oO or o.O
- Variants of what a strong surprise or bewilderment 8-O emoticon might mean
- either = -O or: -
- Disappointment: -e
- Rage: -E or: E or: -t
- Embarrassment: - [or% 0
- Gloom:: - *
- Sadness: -<
Meaning of text emoji emotional actions or gestures
- What does a winking smiley mean in text-symbolic execution ;-) or;)
- Sad joke: ;-(
- Joyful joke: ;-)
- Variants for the designation of a crying emoticon: _ (either: ~ (or: "(or: * (
- Happy crying (means "tears of joy" emoticon): ~ -
- Woeful crying: ~ - (
- Angry Shout:: [email protected]
- Kiss in text designation: - * or :-()
- Hugs ()
- Show tongue (means to tease) :-P either :-p or: -Ъ
- Mouth on the lock (means shhh): -X
- With a soul turns back (designation of nausea): -!
- If you are drunk or embarrassed (it means either "I am drunk" or "you are drunk"): *)
- You are a deer E :-) or 3 :-)
- You are a clown *: O)
- Heart - either @) ~> ~~ or @-'-, ’-, -
- Carnation * -> -> -
- An old joke (means accordion) [: |||:] or [:] / \ / \ / \ [:] or [:] ||| [:]
- Krezi (means "your roof has gone") / :-( or /: -]
- Fifth point (_! _)
What do the horizontal (Japanese) character emoticons mean?
Horizontal or Japanese character emoticons are those that can be understood without tilting the head to the side, such as with an emoticon :-).
The most common horizontal text emoticons are:
- A smile (joy) is usually indicated by: (^_^) or (^ ____ ^) or (n_n) or (^ ^) or \ (^ _ ^) /
- Sadness in symbols is denoted as: () or (v_v)
- The following characters represent different degrees of surprise: (o_o) or (0_0) or (O_o) or (o_O) or (V_v) (unpleasant surprise) or (@ [email protected]) (means "You can be stunned")
- Admiration emoticon: (* _ *) either (* o *) or (* O *)
- I'm sick: (-_-;) or (-_-;) ~
- Sleeping: (-. -) Zzz. or (-_-) Zzz. either (u_u)
- Embarrassment: ^ _ ^ "or * ^ _ ^ * or (-_-") or (-_- v)
- Anger and rage: (-_- #) or (-_- ¤) or (-_- +) or (> __<)
- What does fatigue mean: (> _<) либо (%_%)
- Depression (u_u)
- Jealousy: 8 (> _<) 8
- Disbelief: (>>) either (> _>) or (<_<)
- Indifference: -__- or = __ =
- This emoji text expression means misunderstanding: (? _?) Or ^ o ^;>
- A value close to a crying emoticon: (; _;) or (T_T) or (TT.TT) or (ToT) or Q__Q
- What does wink mean: (^ _ ~) or (^ _-)
- Kiss: ^) (^ either (^) ... (^) or (^) (^^)
- High five (means friend): = X = either (^ _ ^) (^_^)
- Love-carrot: (^ 3 ^) or (* ^) 3 (* ^^ *)
- Apology: m (._.) M
- Greed emoticon: ($ _ $)
Cool emoticons from characters
Cool emoticons consisting of several symbols - the imagination is limitless.
