The "(・д・ゝ）" emote is a Japanese emoticon that typically represents a person with a neutral or expressionless face. It can also be interpreted as a shrug or a lack of interest in the conversation. The "As You Wish" emote, on the other hand, is a Western emoticon that usually indicates agreement or compliance with someone else's request or suggestion. It features a person bowing down with their arms extended forward in a gesture of submission or deference.
- Sarcastic & Displeased:
"Sure, let's spend another hour in traffic." (・д・ゝ） - Friendly & Supportive:
"Do you want to try that new sushi place?" (・д・ゝ） - The "(・д・ゝ）" "As You Wish" emote is typically used to convey a sense of acquiescence or agreement with someone else's request or suggestion. It can also be used to indicate that the speaker is willing to go along with something, even if they may not necessarily be enthusiastic about it. Show More
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