"(●ω●)" and "(°ω°)" are both Japanese-style emoticons used to express various emotions such as happiness, excitement, or cuteness. They can be interpreted in different ways depending on the context of the conversation. However, they do not typically convey the meaning of "my dear friend."
- Embarrassment & Apology:
"I'm so sorry for forgetting your birthday. (°ω°) My dear friend, I feel so embarrassed and want to make it up to you." - Grumpiness & Irritation:
"I'm so tired of this rainy weather. (●ω●) My dear friend, it's making me grumpy and irritated." - Excitement & Happiness:
"I just found out I got accepted into my dream school! (●ω●) My dear friend, I'm so excited and happy!"
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