The "(″ロ゛)" emote is a Japanese emoticon that represents a surprised or shocked expression. It consists of two characters: the first is a pair of quotation marks, and the second is the katakana character "ro" with a small circle (called a "dakuten") above it. The combination of these characters creates a face with wide eyes and an open mouth. It is also sometimes referred to as the "What's that? #2" emote.
- Anxiety & Nervousness:
"I have a job interview tomorrow. (″ロ゛) I hope I don't mess it up." - Surprise & Disbelief:
"Did you hear that John got married? (″ロ゛) I never thought he would settle down." - Sadness & Disappointment:
"I didn't get the job I really wanted. (″ロ゛)"
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