The "ʕò,óʔ" emote, also known as the "little upset animal" emote, is a Japanese kaomoji that represents a small, furry creature with raised arms and an angry or frustrated expression. It is often used to convey feelings of annoyance, anger, or dissatisfaction in online communication.
- 36. Disappointment & Resignation:
"I guess it just wasn't meant to be... ʕò,óʔ" - 18. Pride & Confidence:
"I'm really proud of what I've accomplished... ʕò,óʔ" - 8. Disbelief & Shock:
"Did you hear what happened? I can't believe it... ʕò,óʔ"
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