π means celebration, joy or praise, like saying "yay", "finally" or "yes, well done" when something good happens. Apple shows two open yellow palms raised high with small motion marks above them.
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π is warm, upbeat and positive. It is stronger than π, which is a simple OK, but calmer than π₯³ or π, which feel like a party. People use it to cheer good news, to agree loudly or to say thank you for something they were waiting for. It also has a well established religious use as "praise", as in "praise God" or "hallelujah", common in Christian posts.
It usually means "yes, finally" or "that's great". Friends send it when a plan works out, a result comes in or someone shares good news.
It is not usually a romantic signal. It most likely means the person is happy or excited about what you said.
It is a friendly way to cheer a launch, a closed deal or a finished task. It is safe in most team chats.
Weekend finally π
You got the job?? ππ
Exams over, freedom ππ
God is good ππ
| ππ» vs π | π means please, thank you or prayer, while π means celebration or praise. |
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| ππ» vs π | π shows open hands for a hug or openness, while π shows hands raised in joy. |
| ππ» vs π | π is applause for someone else, while π is more like cheering along with them. |
| Name | raising hands: light skin tone |
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| Codepoints | U+1F64C U+1F3FB |
| Category | Hands |
| Keywords | celebration, gesture, hand, hands, hooray, praise, raised, raising |
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π means celebration, joy or praise, like saying "yay", "finally" or "yes, well done" when something good happens. Apple shows two open yellow palms raised high with small motion marks above them.
No. π shows celebration or praise with both hands raised, while π shows pressed hands for thank you, please or prayer.
Reply with something that shares the happy mood, like "Thanks", "So happy" or another π. If it is about your news, a short thank you works well.
Sometimes. Many people use it to mean praise God or hallelujah, but in most chats it simply means celebration.
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