Answer was that it expresses happiness and as such

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What do emoticons in SMS mean? The smiley face upside down This emoji should be used to convey sarcasm, irony, humor . It can also represent embarrassment, lack of ease, dissatisfaction and can be used to say "oh well" or "how annoying" or more colorful synonyms. When we went to ask the meaning of this emoji, the most popular should be used in happy circumstances . This means that most of the interviewees use it in the wrong context. The second most chosen meaning is that it represents confusion. The third sarcasm, demonstrating that at least some people use it in the correct way.



Person at the information point Commonly bosnia and herzegovina consumer mobile number list used to say “hello”, “well, whatever”, “whatever”, “amen” or “well” , in reality the true meaning of this emoticon in SMS is not that. In fact, this particular emoji should represent a person providing information at the reception or at an information office. The vast majority of those interviewed did not know this and used it incorrectly. Slightly smiling face This emoji is actually a little deceptive. Its true meaning is supposed to convey irony or emphasize a passive-aggressive message , where the sender wants to say that what they write is not as good as it might seem. Our research shows that 6 in 10 people are unaware of this meaning.



In fact, they simply consider it a smiley face that conveys happiness . A further 23% say that the purpose of the slightly smiling emoji is to convey a smile. Only 1.5% of respondents say that this emoji should be used to express sarcasm. Smiley with smoking nose More than half of the respondents correctly stated that this emoji expresses anger . In fact, the furrowed eyebrows and the smoke coming out of the nose clearly express irritation, anger and frustration. Some people described this emoji as a person expressing annoyance, however in line with the correct meaning. But not everyone agrees. In fact, there are those who consider the smoke coming out of the nose, as a person who is sneezing.