If you've seen a Japanese comment or message around you may notice the letter "w" randomly sprawled out in an otherwise foreign comment. While the Latin character W is used,W actually stands for "Warau"' the Japanese for "laugh". The kanji for laugh/warau (笑) is used in the same way.
Here's how you say LOL in other languages:
mdr: both in French and Esperanto. In French it stands for "mort de rire" (die of laughter)and in Esperanto "multe da ridoj" (lots of laughs)
חחח/ההה: in Hebrew. Putting these letters together makes de word khakhakha / hahaha.
mkm: In Afghanistan, it means "ma khanda mikonom," which translates to "I am laughing"
ha3: In Malaysia, people write ha3 to shorten "hahaha"
jajajá: With or without the tilde, it's the Spanish way of writing Hahaha.
Here's how you say LOL in other languages:
mdr: both in French and Esperanto. In French it stands for "mort de rire" (die of laughter)and in Esperanto "multe da ridoj" (lots of laughs)
חחח/ההה: in Hebrew. Putting these letters together makes de word khakhakha / hahaha.
mkm: In Afghanistan, it means "ma khanda mikonom," which translates to "I am laughing"
ha3: In Malaysia, people write ha3 to shorten "hahaha"
jajajá: With or without the tilde, it's the Spanish way of writing Hahaha.
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