The article will talk about what the emoticon means and what they are. It is worth noting that emoticons have long entered our lives and are well entrenched in it, because they, like nothing else, can convey the emotions and feelings of a person.

There are people who communicate regularly using emoticons, because with the development of progress there are already animated emoticons that can wave, wink, jump and change colors.

There are several smiley alphabets, the most common can be called standardand japanese. Japanese emoticons are distinguished by the fact that they pay more attention to the eyes, and standard ones - to the mouth.

Emoticon History

Today, almost no private letter on the Internet can do without emoticons. Some people begin to be offended if at the end of the letter a friend did not put a colon and a right bracket. Of course, this is stupid, but emoticons are so closely connected with our life.

It may seem to modern children that emoticons have always existed, but in fact, for the first time, the smile was painted Harvey bell - an artist by education. In the early sixties in America there was a war between insurers. Employees were afraid to fall under contraction and, in order to cheer themselves up and to each other, they were distracted and tried to politely and warmly communicate with the remaining customers.

One insurance company, in order to stay afloat, decided to hold an action for which they needed an interesting drawing. At the end of 1963, they turned to Harvey with this request. He painted the first emoticon :-) , which took him ten minutes to develop. For the picture he was paid a mere penny: 43 dollars. Then he did not know that his simple drawing would become so popular, so he did not register any rights to it. Harvey's first emoticons were pinned and issued to customers. People liked these lovely smiles so much that the company again turned to the artist and ordered another ten thousand smileys.

Another story that played an important role in the development of the emoticon is the seventies when the brothers from Spain developed the slogan " Happy day!" Since that time, emoticons began to depict on clothes. In 1971, a FrenchmanFranklin loufrani Smiley was registered in eighty countries.

And the first electronic emoticons appeared in the sixties of the last century. Then emoticons were used in encoding Unicode. In 1982, Microsoft decided to create emoticons, thanks to which you can show emotions.

What do emoticons decryption mean

Emoticons can convey almost every emotion of a person, from cheerful laughter to tears. Below is a table that indicates what this or that smile means.

	Designation	Other designation options	Decryption
			This emoticon is depicted in the shape of a person's face and means a smile.
			Wild laugh
			Tenderness
			Wink
			Seriousness
			Chagrin
			Shock: in the first case, pleasant, in the second not
			Laugh to tears
		: -P, \u003d P,: b,: -b,: p	Show tongue
			Disgust

3 - this emoticon means a cute face of a cat or a “bow-shaped sponge” (delicacy). Options-: 3: \u003d 3: -3

These are the most common emoticons, the designation of which many people know.

Smiley smile and grief

The smiley face of the smile and grief presented first in the table often changed and transformed over time. When people began to use smiles in communication, then it consisted of eyes, nose and mouth. Then the nose disappeared somewhere. And the eyes began to draw not with dashes, but simply put dots. Many people know when a smiley had only one eye - .) and then he disappeared to show a smile or sadness people put only brackets. To show joy or sadness, many brackets are put. If we are talking about strong disappointment, then it can be shown like this - ((( or so - :FROM.

What do emoticons in Contact mean?

IN social network VK There are two types of emoticons, these are standard ones discussed above, and voluminous ones offered by the service itself. For the past three years, VKontakte users have been able to use emoticons, since only in August 2012 was this opportunity added to communicate in personal correspondence. Until that time, Vkontakte users had to compose their own emotion designation from punctuation marks. But the developers made it easier for them: the user can open the smiley menu and select the one that describes his condition.

Initially, about thirty smileys appeared on the network, but after a while another hundred were added, which depicted not only emotions, but also the actions of people, as well as food, animals. But due to the large variety of smiles, the communication of people becomes not always clear. Not all people understand the meaning of this or that smile, or they understand it differently. In order to avoid such situations with you, you need to write a few words in addition to the smiley, so that the interlocutor understands you.

Popular emoticons VKontakte can be called the following:

• : ok - everything is fine;
• -: o - fear;
• -3 (- sadness;
• -8) - love;
• -:] - a stupid smile.

Also in VK there are hidden emoticons that can be sent to users by pressing a few keys. But the disadvantage of such smiles can be considered that they are black and therefore repel many users from themselves.

The most common commands include the following:

• ALT + 1 - white smile, denoting a smile ☺
• ALT + 2 - black smile: ☻
• ALT + 3 - the heart of love:
• ALT + 11 - male symbol: ♂
• ALT + 12 - female symbol: ♀
• ALT + 13 - melody: ♪
• ALT + 15 - the sun: ☼

For the character to appear in the message, you need:

1. Hold the Alt key on the keyboard
2. Dial a digital combination
3. Release the Alt Key

What does smiley mean 3

In the table above, this smiley was given and it was said that it means tenderness. But it is worthwhile to dwell in more detail on its decoding, since not many understand it. This symbol is associated with animals such as a dog and a cat. Indeed, if you look closely, it seems to look like the face of an animal. In another way, this smiley stands for " nyashka » - This is how you can characterize any cute animal.

Do not confuse this smile with <3 , which the mean heart.

Many people and smile :3 consider a kiss, but they are mistaken as it does not mean a kiss, namely prettiness.

There was a period of time when this smile was read from a mathematical point of view, and it meant nothing more than divide by 3. But this is a comic version that did not take root among Internet users for a long time.

Emoticons denoting actions

As mentioned above, then emoticons can replace written speech and whole expressions. After all, their collection is constantly replenished, and soon people will be able to communicate only with smiles. Below will be presented a few emoticons, representing human actions.

	Smile designation	Decryption
		Loud laugh
		Listening to music on headphones
		Wave hand
	(>^_^)(^_^<)	Hug
		Go crazy

As we can see from the table, it is possible to tell emoticons even about their actions and desires. Some social networks have emoticons meaning that a person is reading a book, resting, eating or playing ball.

We examined in detail what emoticons mean, how they can be used to express actions and emotions. After a few years, they can replace written language. After all, it is much easier for people to put an emoticon, than how long to write and explain to a person what he is busy with or what kind of emotion he is currently showing.

Smiley decoding video

Emoticons are so firmly entrenched in our lives that without them the alphabet looks incomplete, and the messages seem dry and aloof. But even in such a frivolous and childishly simple matter, like arranging emoji, there are subtleties.

What do different emoticons mean?

With emoticons-objects, everything is simple: they mean what they represent. A ball is a ball, an alarm is an alarm, and there is nothing to think about. But with emoticons-faces the task is complicated. We do not always succeed in correctly guessing emotions on the faces of living people, to say nothing about the physiognomy of koloboks. There are emoticons whose meaning is obvious:

Fun, laughter, joy, glee.

Sadness, sadness, longing, discontent.

Playful mood, teasing.

Surprise, amazement, shock, fear.

Anger, resentment, rage.

And a few more - all possible options for families and romantic unions.

But there are some emoticons among which the meaning of which can be interpreted ambiguously, or even completely baffle:

This smiley image depicts a sobbing man in three — well, two — streams of man, but in the version for Apple devices, because of his raised eyebrows and not twisted mouth from sobbing, he is often perceived as laughing to tears. Be careful with him: you want to designate grief for them, but they will misunderstand you.

As planned, this smile should depict silence. Instead, he simply scares to death.

If with an evil little devil everything is more or less clear ("angry as hell"), then a cheerful demon is somewhat puzzling. Most likely, he is not only furious, but also looking forward to dancing on your opponent’s grave. And you, perhaps, just wanted to show originality and an unusual smile.

Despite the fact that the three wise monkeys did not see, did not hear and did not speak precisely because of their wisdom, these muzzles cover their eyes, mouth and ears from shame, confusion and shock.

A set of cat smiles for those who consider ordinary koloboks not expressive enough and want to add emotion to their emotions.

Instead of “hello” and “bye”, you can wave your hand.

Hands up, gesture of joyful greeting or glee.

The applause is both sincere and sarcastic.

If in this picture you see hands folded in a prayer gesture, then for you emoji can mean "thank you" or "I beg." Well, if you see the “give me five!” Held here, then you are a very cheerful person.

The index finger raised up can emphasize the importance of the message or express a request to interrupt the interlocutor with a question, or it can simply point to the previous message in the chat.

Fingers crossed for good luck.

For some, this is “stop”, and for someone, “give me five!”

No, this is not a truffle. Not even a truffle at all.

Ogre and Japanese goblin. It seems that someone lacks the usual devils.

Liar His nose grows, like Pinocchio, every time he lies.

These are wide eyes staring from amazement, and running eyes of a wanderer, and even a lascivious look. If someone sends you such an emoticon in the commentary on the photo, you can be sure that the photo is successful.

And this is just an eye, and it is watching you.

Young moon and full moon. It seems to be nothing special, but these smiles have their fans who appreciate them for creepy facial expressions.

A very common girl in purple. Her gestures mean OK (arms above her head), “no” (arms crossed), “hello” or “I know the answer” (arm raised up). This character has another pose that baffles many. According to the official version, it symbolizes a help desk employee. Apparently, with her hand she shows how to get to the city library.

Do you also see here two tense faces, presumably unfriendly? But they didn’t guess: according to the tips of Apple, this is an embarrassed face and a stubborn face. Who would have thought!

By the way, you can see hints for emoticons in the message window on, if you open emojis and move the cursor over the emoticon that interests you. Like this:

Another way to find out the meaning of an emoticon is to contact emojipedia.org for help. On it you will find not only detailed interpretations of emoticons, but you can also see how the same emoticon looks on different platforms. You will find many unexpected discoveries.

Where emoticons are appropriate

1. In informal friendly correspondence

Funny yellow faces are appropriate in a personal chat room where you share not so much information as mood. With the help of emoticons you will laugh at a joke, sympathize, build faces to each other. Here the emotions are the place.

2. When emotions splash over the edge and lack words

Sometimes, when something very important happens in our life, feelings so overwhelm us that we are about to burst. Then we write an emotional post on Facebook or post a dazzling photo on Instagram and decorate it with a generous scattering of emoticons. Someone, of course, will not like it, but now, to strangle all the vivid feelings in yourself? The main thing is not to abuse such a public manifestation of violent emotions: this will push away subscribers and cast doubt on your adequacy.

3. By agreement to highlight the message in the working correspondence

This is a very simple and convenient way to make important messages that require an urgent response visible. For example, great for these purposes. But you need to agree in advance what cases in your company are considered urgent and which emoticon you will use for this.

It’s important not to overdo it: if you get one smiley for emergency messages, the second for urgent issues, the third for important news, then soon all working correspondence will turn into a New Year's garland that no one is looking at.

When to do without emoticons

1. In business correspondence

Work is not a place for emotions. Here you need calm, self-discipline and professionalism. Even if you want to emphasize your goodwill or express concern about the situation, use emoticons for these purposes.

2. When communicating with foreigners

This is especially true for smiley gestures. For example, with whom you would like to express approval, it will put an end to your good relations with a person from Greece or Thailand. Indeed, with this gesture you sent him to hell.

Therefore, if you are not confident in your deep knowledge of the characteristics of the national culture of your interlocutor, do not risk it.

3. Oddly enough, when you discuss feelings and emotions

Feelings are a serious matter. If you do not just chat, but open your soul or share something important, words will convey your feelings and feelings much more accurately than emoticons. “You are dearer to me than anyone else” means much more than ten hearts in a row. In the end, you only have one heart, and give it.

Remember that emoticons are seasoning and not the main ingredient. To give expressiveness to your message, they need very little.

Emoji language

Judging by the fact that today almost no personal correspondence is possible without emoticons, we can safely say that emojis have become an independent section of the language. Sometimes they even pretend to replace the language: you can write a whole message using only emoticons. In the popular American television show Ellen DeGeneres there is even a special section in which guests are invited to read a phrase where some of the words are replaced by emojis:

And here is the name of the movie, which we suggest you guess.

This icon is called differently: we have an inverted emoticon or an inverted emoji, they have an upside down emoji, silly emoji, etc. One way or another, but everyone is already used to the correct orientation of emoticons on the screens of our smartphones, tablets and computers.

Nevertheless, if you suddenly wanted to send someone exactly an inverted emoticon, then on the Web you can easily dig up a couple of three applications that can be used to convey feelings and emotions in electronic correspondence, let’s say so.

Such programs are especially useful when you urgently need to compose a message more interesting, demonstrating to the addressee personal originality, sense of humor and other power of intelligence.

Manufacturers and developers have understood the importance of this kind of software solutions relatively long ago and very correctly. Therefore, iPhone-, iPad- and even Mac-users do not even need to look for anything (and even more so buy separately), since the iOS 9.1 and OS X El Capitan operating systems are initially equipped with an extensive emoji catalog.

In mobile devices with Android 6, the stock of ready-made emoticons is also no worse, they are also in social networks, for example, on Twitter, Instagram or Yelp.

On the other hand, the inverted emoticon is somehow lost in all of the current emrdji violence. In the sense that it is, but in an undeservedly limited amount. Again, if desired, you can find a suitable program for turning over, including emoticons.

But in the regular emoji catalogs of the same iOS and Android, the flipping option is not yet provided. Until…

How and where to find an inverted emoticon in a regular set?

Of course, this will depend on the model of the mobile device. For example, on the iPhone when composing a new message, open the Emoji keyboard (if it is not turned on, then: “Settings” -\u003e “Basic” -\u003e “Keyboard” -\u003e “Keyboards” -\u003e “Emoji”) by a simple click on the icon with a smiley.

And since there is no built-in search for emojis in iOS yet, we look for the inverted emoticon “manually”, flipping through the entire catalog.

At first, this lesson is very reminiscent of a quest, but with experience you will still learn how to find the right icon. In iOS 9 and OS X 10.11.1, the “upside down face” is located in the “ Emoticons and people "(Smileys & People), third row, third smiley from above. By the way, the inverted emoticon will not be able to change the color - such an option is not provided. But then it can be sent in messages, it is also displayed on Facebook, on Twitter and in other applications.

What does an inverted emoticon mean? Well, officially, some specific meaning has not yet been fixed for this emoticon, and you can use it depending on the situation. True, in Emojipedia there is already a brief mention of the following content: “ The face that is upside down depicts stupidity and stupidity «.

An emoticon is a set of characters, or an icon, which is a visual representation of a facial expression or body position to convey the mood, attitude or emotions originally used in email and text messages. The most famous is the smiley face of a smiling face, i.e. smile - :-).

There is no clear and reliable evidence of who invented the emoticon. Of course, you can point to ancient excavations, finds of various inscriptions on the rocks, etc., but, these will be only the guesses of each of us.

Of course, to say for sure that the emoticon is a modern invention is a little wrong. You can trace the use of emoticons in the 19th century. Examples of their use can be found in a copy of the American magazine "Puck" from 1881, see an example:

Yes, there are a lot of such examples in the history, but it is considered that Scott Falman, a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University, was responsible for the first digital form of the emoticon. He suggested distinguishing serious messages from frivolous ones by using emoticons :-) and :-(. It was already September 19, 1982. This is especially useful when the mood of your message can be misinterpreted.

YES, BUT YOU NEVER COME ON TIME, OR ELSE.

YES, BUT YOU NEVER COME ON TIME, OR ELSE. ;-)

However, emoticons did not become so popular, but revealed their potential after 14 years, thanks to the Frenchman who lived in London - Nicolas Laufrani. The idea arose even earlier, in the father of Nicolas - Franklin Laufrani. It was he who, as a journalist in the French newspaper France Soir, published an article on January 1, 1972, under the heading “Take time to smile!”, Where he used emoticons to highlight his article. Later he patented it as a trademark and created the production of some goods using the smile. Then a company was created under the brand name Smiley where Father Franklin Laufrani became president and son Nicolas Laufrani became CEO.

It was Nicolas who noticed the popularity of ASCII emoticons, which were very used on mobile phones and began developing directly animated emoticons that would correspond to ASCII emoticons consisting of simple characters, i.e. what we use now and are used to calling - smiley face. He created a catalog of emoticons, which he divided into the categories of “Emotions”, “Holidays”, “Food”, etc. And in 1997, this catalog was registered with the United States Copyright Office.

Around the same time in Japan, Shigetaka Kurita began to design emoticons (emoticons) for I-mode. But unfortunately, the widespread use of this project did not happen. Maybe because in 2001 the creation of Laufrani was licensed by Samsung, Nokia, Motorola, and other manufacturers of mobile phones, which later began to offer them to their users. After that, the world simply failed with various interpretations of emoticons and emoticons.

The following variations with smaliki and emoticons became the appearance of stickers in 2011. They were created by the leading Internet company from Korea - Naver. The company has developed a messaging platform called - Line. A similar messaging app, like WhatsApp. LINE was developed within a few months after the tsunami in Japan in 2011. Initially, LIne was created to search for friends and relatives during and after natural disasters and for the first year, the number of users grew to 50 million. After, with the publication of games and stickers, it totaled more than 400 million, which later became one of the most popular apps in Japan, particularly among teenagers.

Emoticons, emoticons and stickers today,after more than 30 years, they unambiguously began to take a place in everyday conversations and correspondence of people. According to studies conducted in the USA, it was found that 74 percent of people in the US regularly use stickers, emoticons in their online communication, sending an average of 96 emoticons or stickers per day. Reason for such an explosion of use Emoji is that creative characters developed by different companies help express our feelings, help add humor, sadness, happiness, etc.

Emoticons in the tables will be gradually replenished, so go to the site and look for the meaning of the necessary emoticons.

Today it is impossible to imagine modern communication in messengers without the use of emoticons (sometimes they are called emoji or emoticons). After all, it is with the help of these miniature pictures that it is possible to create more memorable and interesting messages. In addition, in certain situations, emoticons can replace words, emotions, actions, and even entire statements.

By the way, smiles are also very popular in vatsap. After all, they simplify the correspondence and make it more diverse. True, in order to insert a smiley into the message text, you need to know its meaning. Otherwise, you can confuse your interlocutor or distort the meaning of any phrase - both in Russian and in English.

More details about emoticons and how to use them in whatsapp

A smiley is a special symbol or icon representing a visual representation of a facial expression or body position. Serves to convey mood, attitude or emotions. In certain cases, it can replace a phrase or part of a statement.

It is believed that emoticons appeared a long time ago. There are examples of the use of such symbols already in the 19th century! Today, emoticons are an integral part of any good application, chat, messenger, social network, etc. Whatsapp also provides a large set of icons so that users of the program can convey feelings, relationships and different thoughts with the help of funny pictures, without typing words for expression desired.

How to add an icon to the message? Everything is very simple. On android devices, it is enough to do the following:

1. Launch WhatsApp.
2. Go to a specific chat (correspondence with the user) or click the create message button.
3. Then tap on the smiley face icon. It is located at the very bottom, to the left of the text input window.
4. Choose your favorite character and click on it. Emoticon will automatically be added to the message. That's all!

On iOS devices, the process of enabling emoticons is a bit complicated. To insert an emoticon on an iPhone or iPad, you must first press the language select button. It is made in the shape of a globe. After that, in the list with different languages \u200b\u200byou need to select "Emoji".

Whatsapp most popular face emoticons and their meanings

To be able to decipher and understand the meaning of emoticons in the form of faces ("koloboks") is sometimes difficult. You can even compare this lesson with learning a foreign language. Although intuitively, the meaning of each picture is always clear.

But if you are just starting to actively use emoji in vatsap, then for a start we recommend that you find out the meaning of the most popular emoticons available in this messenger. So it will be easier for you to learn the language of smiles and understand what meanings these symbols carry.

The table below will help with this:

	Face with a happy smile. This symbol indicates that your interlocutor is cheerful. Perhaps he is joking and should not take what he writes seriously.
	Like the first emoticon with an open smiling mouth. The difference is only in the oval eyes. It conveys a positive mood, a strong and contagious laugh.
	Smiley smile. Eyes are closed. Transmits funny laughter. Your interlocutor is very funny.
	Another smiling face, eyes similar in shape to two checkmarks. The transmitted meaning is very close to a fit of laughter.
	Smiles and sheds tears of joy. Just indicates a fit of laughter. The interlocutor cannot restrain himself so funny to him.
	Smiley "Rzhunimagu." It says that you or your interlocutor is very, very fun, laughing at the top of your lungs and just rolling on the floor laughing.
	Face with a wide smile and a drop of sweat on his forehead. The transmitted meaning - laughs cunningly and crafty, plotting something.
	This is a winking emoticon. It is usually set when there is a joke or irony in the message, or if the sender of the message flirts / flirts.
	Emoticon symbolizes self-satisfaction, inner calm and harmony.
	Emoticon with a blue halo. Expresses innocence or consent (less often).
	A smiling face with eyes closed with pleasure and a blush on her cheeks. The icon indicates that its sender is very confused or pleased.
	Similar to the previous emoji icon. It differs in that the face has hands (more precisely, palms) that seem to want to hug you. In fact, it is. The picture informs that the interlocutor is glad to meet you in the virtual chat space and wants to hug you.
	Upside down face. Emoji means that the interlocutor deliberately does / says stupid things, clowns, pranks, etc.
	A person with hearts instead of eyes. It makes sense and is so understandable - "in love, really like it."
	There is another “love” emoticon. He blows a kiss. With the help of such an emoji, you can express your feelings or thank someone close to you.
	Smile with sticking out tongue. One eye winks. Means that a person is joking or flirting.
	The meaning of this emoji is “naughty”. Smile will fit perfectly into the message where you talk about some playful act.
	Typical nerd. Used frequently and in different contexts. For example, you can send this smile if you talk about how hard you study, work, work hard, and so on.
	Smiley face with forward lips and eyes wide open. It alludes to innocence and shyness or a desire to kiss.
	Before you is “Mr. Cool” - a smiley face in sunglasses. It means complete self-confidence, complacency or relaxation.
	Where without smug smirk. This icon just conveys this emotion.
	Deciphering this emoji is a bit complicated. But if you think about it, it becomes clear that he has the following meaning - "speechless, no words." It is also appropriate when you want to say that you do not want to discuss this topic or will not say anything else.
	Does the face have dashes instead of eyes and mouth? This smile means indifference, lack of emotions and a neutral attitude to the subject.
	Smiley with rolling eyes. This means that the person finds the situation boring or the topic of the conversation does not interest him.
	Tell a lie? Or maybe your interlocutor openly lies to you? Then you can not do without a "smile-pinocchio."
	It means "embarrassment." Most likely, the one who sent him was a little confused and found himself in an awkward position. He literally blushed with shame.
	The Gingerbread Man looks up with his hand on his chin. Smiley with several meanings. He doubts what has been said / heard or is considering / considering a brilliant idea.
	Upset and angry. Better to change the subject or leave alone.
	Red face! Very annoyed and furious! Just boiling with anger.
	Face with white steam from the nose. Very angry! Already snorts with rage!
	Woman with narrowed eyes and open mouth. Such a smile says that the participant in the dialogue is overworked and very exhausted. He wants to relax more.
	The icon indicates that the interlocutor is puzzled and surprised.
	Emoticon - I do not agree with what is happening. Another meaning - he is disappointed, because he represented it differently.
	Smiley of sadness and sadness. All facial features are directed down.
	It means "dream". With its help, you can wish the person you are talking to good night or inform that you yourself really want to sleep.
	Face with a thermometer in the mouth. Everything is clear without words - he got sick and does not feel very well.
	Smiley with zipper instead of mouth. The participant in the dialogue has a secret or he asks to keep what was told to you secret.
	Woman in the form of a heap you know what! With this icon you can characterize what you really do not like. Only here in a business correspondence with superiors such a picture is better not to use!
	An excellent emoticon to express disgust and extreme dissatisfaction.
	Emoticon with downcast eyebrows, a sad expression on his face and a teardrop running down his cheek. A true picture of suffering.
	Muzzle, in which tears pour from the eyes, like a waterfall. It says that the sender is very sad and at the same time confused. Some people use this picture when they want to say that it’s funny to tears.
	Face with cold sweat on forehead. Meaning - intense stress, fear. Perhaps he was a hair's breadth away, but miraculously escaped trouble.
	A gingerbread man with a horrified face. In addition, the smile smiles desperately. It means a feeling of fear, fear, panic.

Of course, in this table you cannot list all the emoticons available for vatsap, talk about their meanings and transmitted meanings. After all, there are a lot of them. But we were able to tell you about the most commonly used emoji. So do not hesitate to use them when communicating with friends, and with relatives, and with colleagues.

Whatsapp hands emoticons and their meanings

Many advanced users of vatsap use not only emoticons-koloboks, but also icons in the form of hands. Therefore, it will be useful to find out about the meanings and meanings of the most popular emoji of this series.

1. Hands extended upward, palms forward. Means fun and joy. Send such a smile if you are in a good mood or are celebrating a holiday.
2. Hand with thumb up. It means approval, conveys emotions that everything is cool, everything is in order! But in a number of Arab countries it is interpreted as the middle finger.
3. Thumb down. Like the ancient Romans, this sign indicates discontent and shame.
4. Everything is simple here! Caution! Attention! Need to remember!
5. Fist forward. Determined and never give up!
6. A meaningful “goat” gesture that can be interpreted in different ways. Denotes - infidelity, superstition, metal horns and even the devil's salutation. Although often this smile is used to show that things are going well or to remind that "rock is alive."
7. This icon can answer the question “How are you?”, Because it stands for “OK”, “No problem”, “Everything is in order”.
8. Sign of victory or peace. True, here for the English-speaking population such an emoji can be understood insultingly - "A woman with legs spread."
9. Middle finger. A well-known gesture of an offensive character.
10. Arm with tense biceps. Love sports, self-confident and very strong. Another value - handle any business.
11. Two palms pressed to each other! It means that the sender prays, worries and is not indifferent to your feelings and you yourself.
12. Sign of greeting or goodbye! Send this smiley - consider waved at real communication.

Other emoticons in vatsap

Are actively used in correspondence in whatsapp not only emoji made in the form of faces and hands, but also pictures or icons in the form of:

• clothes;
• food and drink;
• vegetables and fruits;
• animals;
• people (different professions);
• flags
• various items, etc.

All such icons have their own meaning. They can also replace whole words or sentences, emotionally complement messages and more. dr. Do not be afraid to use them. Today, in virtual correspondence through messengers, it is fashionable to actively use various smiles, symbols and icons. After all, dry text is usually perceived heavily, and if in oral speech we can diversify our phrases with facial expressions, gestures and intonation, then in written communication emoticons, ideograms and signs come to our aid.