🈶 Japanese “not Free of Charge” Button emoji meaning
🈶 shows the Chinese character 有, meaning "have" or "exist", on a square button. In Japanese signage it means something is not free, so a charge applies. It is the opposite of 🈚, which means free of charge.
U+1F236
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🈶 How people use it
- Pointing out that something costs money
- Comparing paid and free options
- Noting that a feature or item exists
Example messages
Parking there is 🈶, not free
The app is 🈶 after the trial ends
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Emoji details
| Name | Japanese “not free of charge” button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F236 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | button, charge, free, ideograph, japanese, not |
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What does the 🈶 Japanese “not free of charge” button emoji mean?
🈶 shows the Chinese character 有, meaning "have" or "exist", on a square button. In Japanese signage it means something is not free, so a charge applies. It is the opposite of 🈚, which means free of charge.
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