The "…〆(・Å・`o)ノ" emote is often used in Japanese online communication to indicate the end of a conversation or to express frustration or annoyance. It can also be used sarcastically to imply that someone has written something well, as if they are trying too hard.
- Confusion & Perplexity:
"I don't understand why he's acting like that. 〆(・Å・`o)ノ" - Confusion & Uncertainty:
"I don't understand this math problem at all. 〆(・Å・`o)ノ" - Sadness & Despair:
"I feel so lost and alone right now. 〆(・Å・`o)ノ"
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