š“ Japanese āpassing Gradeā Button emoji meaning
š“ shows the kanji å on a red square button. In Japanese it stands for åę ¼, a passing grade or acceptance. People send it to celebrate passing an exam, getting accepted or being approved.
U+1F234
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š“ How people use it
- Announcing you passed a test
- Congratulating someone on an acceptance
- Saying something meets the standard
Example messages
Driving test š“ finally
You got into the program? š“ congrats
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| Name | Japanese āpassing gradeā button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F234 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | button, grade, ideograph, japanese, passing |
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What does the š“ Japanese āpassing gradeā button emoji mean?
š“ shows the kanji å on a red square button. In Japanese it stands for åę ¼, a passing grade or acceptance. People send it to celebrate passing an exam, getting accepted or being approved.
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