šļø Japanese āfree of Chargeā Button emoji meaning
šļø shows the kanji ē” ("nothing" or "none") inside a square button. In Japanese it marks something as free of charge or not included, as in ē”ę (free). In chats people use it to say something costs nothing or to mean "none" or "zero".
U+1F21A U+FE0F
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šļø How people use it
- Pointing out that something is free
- Saying you have none of something left
- Labeling a no-fee or no-charge option
Example messages
Shipping is šļø this week, order now
Money left after rent: šļø
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| Name | Japanese āfree of chargeā button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F21A U+FE0F |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | button, charge, free, ideograph, japanese |
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What does the šļø Japanese āfree of chargeā button emoji mean?
šļø shows the kanji ē” ("nothing" or "none") inside a square button. In Japanese it marks something as free of charge or not included, as in ē”ę (free). In chats people use it to say something costs nothing or to mean "none" or "zero".
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