βοΈ means writing, taking notes or signing something, and it is often used to say "noted" when someone shares useful or funny advice. Apple shows a hand gripping a black pen as if writing.
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The writing hand is mostly practical: studying, homework, journaling, writing a story or signing a contract. Its best known secondary use is "taking notes," sent when someone says something wise, bold or ridiculous, as if you are writing it down to remember. This can be sincere or sarcastic, depending on what was said. Writers and poets also add it to posts about their work. It feels more active than π, which shows the notepad, not the hand.
Sent after a wild or questionable statement, it jokingly means "let me write that down." The joke is that the advice is so odd it deserves notes.
It can mean "noted" or that you are taking down the details. It may also refer to signing a document.
It is common in study groups and during exam season, for notes, assignments and revision.
taking notes βοΈ
exam tomorrow, revising all night πβοΈ
noted sir βοΈ
never trust a man who hates dogs, got it βοΈπ
| βπ½ vs π | π shows a memo with a pencil and means notes or a list, while βοΈ shows the hand in the act of writing. |
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| βπ½ vs ποΈ | ποΈ is just a pen as an object, while βοΈ focuses on someone actively writing. |
| Name | writing hand: medium skin tone |
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| Codepoints | U+270D U+1F3FD |
| Category | Hands |
| Keywords | hand, write, writing |
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βοΈ means writing, taking notes or signing something, and it is often used to say "noted" when someone shares useful or funny advice. Apple shows a hand gripping a black pen as if writing.
It usually means "noted" or "I'm taking notes." It can be serious, like acknowledging instructions, or a joke after someone says something wild.
It can be. After an odd or bold statement it often means "I'll write that down" in a teasing way, but in study or work chats it is usually sincere.
βοΈ shows a hand writing and stresses the action, while π shows a memo pad with a pencil and stresses the notes or list itself.
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