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日本kamojiのほが かわいいと思います。とてもきれいですね。
いいテキストですけど、私はちょっと直します。
お疲れさまです。
Difference about "KAOMOJI" in Japanese (*^_^*) and English :-).
differenceS between ......
Would you usually use face mark in your E-mail?
do you ....
I wonder why Japanese mark is different to English.
japanese markS or signs or symbols are different FROM...
In Japanese we usually read it lengthways like (^^) ←It shows smile, it is a sighn for smile.
but In English it is read sideways.
In the first time I saw it (maybe it was on twitter), I didn't notice it shows smily.
I didn't recognize that it is a sign for smile.
I think English face marks is (are) difficult to notice (understand), because we have to let it turn 90°. we have to rotate them 90 degrees clockwise.
Today I knew that XO is also a face mark.
It means big smile, maybe in Japanese smily it's same meaning as (●^o^●).
In Japanese (●^o^●)has the same meaning.
Would you understand what it means?
Can you understand what this sign means
*I hear It's a Santa Clause!! i have heard that...
【日本語と英語の顔文字の違い】
普段E-mail を打つ際に顔文字を使いますか?
私は日本語と英語の顔文字がなぜ違うのか不思議に思います。
日本語では普通縦に読みます。(^^)←これは笑顔を示しています。
ですが、英語では横に読みますよね。
初めてそれを見たとき(たぶんツイッターです)、
私はそれが顔文字とは気づきませんでした。
英語の顔文字は90度回転させなくてはいけないので、
気づきにくいと思うのです。
今日、私はXOも顔文字だと知りました。
これは大笑いのことで、日本語の顔文字でいうと(●^o^●)こんな感じです。
これが何を意味しているかわかりますか?
*サンタクロースだそうです!
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