The ultimate guide to understanding Japanese Kaomoji 30 Pics + Text  Kaomoji Emoticons In Japan hardly any email or IM message get written which doesn’t contain some form of smileys or emoticons. While emoji (graphical presentations of emoticons) are probably most known, “kaomoji” (from “kao” = face, “moji” = character) are the Japanese version of Western emoticons and there are practically endless variations available. The biggest difference to the Western counterpart is probably that they are read horizontally and you don’t need to turn your head to understand them, for example the Western emoticon for “Happy” looks like this :-) while the Japanese version looks like this (^_^).  Smiling  Snobbish, arrogant  Speaking apathetically  Happy, laughing  Apologizing, being sorry or asking for a favor  Cheeky or slightly upset  Scared, troubled or shocked  Cheerful happy, as in “…yes!!!”  Grumpy, annoyed  Blushing of happyness  Annoyed, troubled  Angry, hatred  Shocked, disappointed  Worried, feeling lost, insecure about something  Puzzled, confused  Apathetic, dissatisfied, arrogant  Sad, starting to cry  Sleeping or sleepy  Sleepy or tired  Shocked  “Please…!” as in “Please buy me the golden 44 carat ring!”  Kissing, happy  Embarrassed  Winking  Joyful  Burst into laughing  To make an excuse, to calm people down or a sad goodbye  Joyful, Happy  Cheeky and happy  Crying Commentsblabla 12/26/2010 19:29
hahaha nice! Schmetterlin0 12/27/2010 08:57
I love it xDDD jose pardo 12/27/2010 13:08
que porqueria! Aaron 12/27/2010 16:03
she is cute Kori 12/31/2010 14:12
kawaii \(^.^)/ shkbana 01/03/2011 13:47
woow cute (y) Nya~! 09/22/2011 23:27
Cute, they're so fuckin' cute!! I love it! Leave a Reply | ArchivesMay 2012 CategoriesAll Cool stuff around the web |
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