"(C:。ミ" is an emote commonly used in Japanese messaging platforms, which represents a surprised or perplexed face. "And that jellyfish?" is another emote often used to express confusion or uncertainty.
- The "(C:。ミ" "And that jellyfish?" emote is commonly used in Japanese online communication to express confusion or bewilderment. It consists of a cat face with a small dot for a nose, followed by a colon, a period, and a jellyfish emoticon. Here are two examples:
- In both examples, the speaker is expressing their confusion or disbelief about a situation using the "(C:。ミ" "And that jellyfish?" emote.
- Confusion & Surprise:
"I thought we were meeting at the park today, but you're not here. (C:。ミ And that jellyfish?)"
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