The "ಸ‿ಸ" emote is a symbol commonly used in South Indian languages, particularly Kannada, to express disapproval or disagreement. It can be translated as "Good, no" or "Okay, no." The symbol consists of two Kannada letters, "sa" and "ha," joined together in a way that resembles a person shrugging their shoulders.
- Excited & Nervous:
"I'm going on a trip to Europe next month, but I'm afraid of flying ಸ‿ಸ" - However, I can explain the meaning of the "Good, no" emote, which is a combination of two Kannada characters:
"ಸ" and "ಸ". When used together, they create an emotion that conveys a mix of positive and negative feelings or ambivalence towards something. - Happy & Sad:
"My favorite TV show just ended its final season ಸ‿ಸ"
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