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Korean smiley emojis and global emojis are different. Do you know why is that?

Won Park
19 replies
Do you know why is that? Korean -> (^^) (^_^) (0_0) (\_/) (*_*) (ㅠㅠ) Global -> :), =), :-), :), :], =), :-), :) The product seems to follow the culture.

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Kate Santoro
Interesting! These are the types of cultural differences I love to discover. :) (^__^) The Korean ones are similar to the Japanese ones, right? Does all of Asia use those types of emojis? Do you know the reason why the West and East use different ones? Btw (0__0) was me the other day when we launched on Product Hunt! In awe of all our support and trying to keep up with answering lots of comments!
Won Park
DeepBrain AI
DeepBrain AI
@kate_santoro1 I heard that the eyes are important in the east and the mouth is important in the west, so the emoji is different.
Kate Santoro
@won_park Cool! Thanks for an interesting tidbit today ^__^
Won Park
DeepBrain AI
DeepBrain AI
@kate_santoro1 Thanks :) ^_^
They are so cute :)
Won Park
DeepBrain AI
DeepBrain AI
@sandradjajic I think so :)
Esra Turan
I really love this one :) (*_*)
Won Park
DeepBrain AI
DeepBrain AI
@esra_7uran Yeah I like it. Do you use Korean emojis a lot? Is this only used in Korea?
Esra Turan
@won_park I generally use global emojis. But, I will use this one as well from now on, very sweet (*_*)
Won Park
DeepBrain AI
DeepBrain AI
@aaron_jacksonyy Hahaha Don't use this? :), =), :-) When I meet foreign friends, I use a global emoji
Kate Kovbii
Oh, I LOOOOOOVE this one (*_*) so much!
Won Park
DeepBrain AI
DeepBrain AI
@kate_kovbii You are right!