Emoticons
An Emoticon is the word combination of «emotion»
and «icon». With emoticons can a person express her / his
feelings, mood or describe a situation. For example :‑) is happy face.
The advantage of emoticons is that everyone can create his / her own
emoticons and every emoticon looks on every device more similar than
an Unicode Emoji. There is no limit to the creativity of users.
Compared to
Emojis,
especially from
Unicode, those Emojis are chosen by
Unicode
Consortium. Full members have greatest influence on new
smartphone Emojis.
To create new emoticons you need only to use letters, numbers,
punctuation marks, typographical marks or symbols. For example: Smiley
:-] includes colon eyes, hyphen-minus nose and square bracket mouth.
Japanese Emoticons called Kaomoji (Kao= Face, Moji=sign or character)
use the Japanese letters (Katakana). Example of a Japanese Kaomoji:
Worried face (^_^メ) contains caret eyes, underscore mouth with
Japanese Me (kana, in katakana) in round brackets. The number 3 is
used for kissing face (*3).
What is the difference between emoticons and emojis?
An emoticon is a simple text/letter/numbers or other signs based face character. An emoji is an image character. For example: :‑, emoticon is in Unicode emoji: 😏
The following images show the difference between emoticon and emoji:
More about the difference in the following short story:
What is the difference between an Emoticon and an Emoji?
How do I text emoticons?
All you need is to use numbers, letters and punctuation marks.
For eyes you can use the following punctuation marks: ^^caret eyes,
: colon eyes, ; semicolon eyes, = equals sign eyes and more (there are no limits for your creativity). For mouth you can use the following punctuation marks:
) round bracket for happy, ] square bracket for happy, ( round bracket for sad, [ square bracket for sad, | vertical bar for neutral face, / slash for undecided and more (there are no limits for your imagination).
For your inspiration of punctuation marks and numbers:
Grammar and mathematical Emojis
If you need help, request or suggestion for a new emoticon or several emoticons, you can use Contact and social media. For example Twitter.
Sweasy26 on Twitter (Use @Sweasy26).
How to request or suggest an emoticon?
Just ask on Twitter @Sweasy26. It's free!
What does 😍 mean in text?
The 😍 Smiling Face with Heart-Eyes Emoji is one of positive Unicode Emojis. The story about monk Heart Eyes Emoji.
How do you type the ͡ ͜ʖ ͡ face?
What you need:
1. Round bracket
(
2. Ligtaure tie
͡
3. Degree symbol
°
4. Lateral click
ʖ
5. Undertie
‿
6. Ligtaure tie
͡
7. Degree symbol
°
8. Round bracket
)
The result:
( ͡° ʖ‿ ͡°)
More information: ( ͡°͜ʖ ͡°) Lenny Face
How does UwU look like a face?
The following Emojis can be used: 😂 😃
More about uwu joy
What does ._ face mean in texting?
._ is the part of Japanese (._.) Looking Down emoticon.
What does *_* mean?
*_* is the part of (*_*) Amazed face emoticon.
What does U_U mean?
U_U can be used for feel ashamed face or disappointed.
U eyes and _ underscore mouth.
What is a multi line emoticon?
For example: (>ミ - ミ )> Stereotypical Persian character (jujø)
1. _
2. <(o0o)>
3. (>ミ - ミ )>
What you can do with emoticons on sweasy26.com?
You can copy and paste different emoticons, download images of them, request or suggest new emoticons and see suggestions to use an emoji
instead of an emoticon and/ or to replace an emoji with an emoticon.
Emoticons Images