The "(∋д∈)" emote, also known as the "Inverted Eyes" emote, is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to express shock or surprise. It consists of two inverted characters resembling eyes with a small vertical line in between them to represent a mouth.
- The "Inverted Eyes" emote (∋д∈) is often used to express a sense of confusion, disbelief, or surprise. It typically represents the eyes bulging out of their sockets in shock or surprise. Here are a few examples of when to use the "Inverted Eyes" emote:
- 1. Surprise:
"I can't believe I won the lottery! (∋д∈)" - 2. Confusion:
"Wait, you mean we have to climb up that mountain? (∋д∈)"
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