The "(・∀-d)" emote, also known as the "Happy To See You" emote, is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to express excitement or joy upon seeing someone or something. The symbol represents a smiling face with closed eyes and a mouth open in a wide grin. The "-d" at the end of the emoticon is often interpreted as a clenched fist or thumbs up gesture, further emphasizing the positive sentiment conveyed by the emoticon.
- Happiness & Excitement:
"This is the best day ever! (・∀-d) I'm so happy right now." - Excitement & Eagerness:
"I can't wait to hear all about your trip! (・∀-d) Tell me everything!" - Joy & Relief:
"I was worried you wouldn't make it, but seeing you now makes me feel so much better! (・∀-d)"
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