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Alt Codes are symbols generated by pressing the Alt key and a series of numbers.

Emojis are pictographs used in text messages, emails, and other electronic messages. They originated in Japan in the late 1990s and gained worldwide popularity after being added to several cell phone systems. In 2015, Oxford named 😂 its Word of the Year.

To use, copy and paste any emojis you 😍.

In mid-2015, emojis with various skin tones were added. Five skin tones were added. To use, copy and paste any emojis you 😍.

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(＾▽＾) Japanese emoticons, also known as "kaomoji," are comprised of Japanese characters and are used to express emotion in texts. The word kaomoji comes from two Kanji words, "kao," which means face and "moji," which means character. This style started in the late 1980s.

Unlike emoticons such as :-) kaomoji can be read without tilting one's head to the left; rather, they are read horizontally, such as ( • ‿ • ). Emotions can be expressed by changing how the eyes, mouth, and face are represented. For example, eyes can be represented as ^_^ for joy, O_o for confusion or -_- for shrug or a whatever feeling. Arms and hands can even be added. For example, ᕙ( •̀ ‿ •́ )ᕗ has flexing arms, while ( •̀ ‿ •́ ) does not.

Lenny faces ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) (also referred to as "Le Lenny Face," face face, or deg deg) are a type of kaomoji, or Japanese emoticons. It is believed to have first appeared on a Finnish message board in 2012. Copy and paste any of the Lenny faces below.

Copy and paste text symbols such as ◪ ⏎♛.