🈴 Japanese “passing Grade” Button emoji meaning
🈴 is a Japanese sign meaning passing grade, so people use it for passing an exam or for things that match or agree. The Apple artwork shows the white character 合 on a red square.
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What 🈴 means
The character 合 means fit, match or combine, and appears in the Japanese word for passing an exam. Outside Japan, 🈴 is mostly sent to celebrate a pass result or to say two things go well together. It has no widely known slang meaning.
🈴 How people use it
- Announcing an exam result
- Saying two things match well
- Japanese study or anime chats
- Celebrating getting accepted somewhere
Example messages
results are out, I passed 🈴🎉
finally cleared the driving theory test 🈴
you two are a perfect match 🈴
passed JLPT N4 📝🈴
Common 🈴 combinations
- 📝🈴Passed the test or exam
- 🈴🎉Celebrating a pass result
🈴 vs similar emojis
| 🈴 vs 🉐 | 🉐 means bargain or good deal, while 🈴 means passing grade or a match. |
|---|---|
| 🈴 vs 🈵 | 🈵 means no vacancy or full, and is also a red square with a white character, which is why people confuse them. |
| 🈴 vs 💯 | 💯 means a perfect score or full agreement, while 🈴 just means you passed. |
Emoji details
| Name | Japanese “passing grade” button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F234 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | button, grade, ideograph, japanese, passing |
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FAQ
What does the 🈴 Japanese “passing grade” button emoji mean?
🈴 is a Japanese sign meaning passing grade, so people use it for passing an exam or for things that match or agree. The Apple artwork shows the white character 合 on a red square.
How do you read the character in 🈴?
It is 合, read as "gō" in Japanese. It means to fit or match and is used in the word for passing an exam.
Is 🈴 used outside Japan?
Yes, but not often. Students and people who follow Japanese culture sometimes send it to celebrate a pass.
Are the backgrounds transparent?
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