New Delhi: Emoticons or emojis have significantly changed how we communicate in the digital age. People frequently use emojis to express or convey their feelings and sentiments in texts. Emojis have significantly increased our ability to communicate, to the point where many smartphone keyboards now automatically suggest the right emoticons as we type. As a result, July 17 is observed as World Emoji Day throughout the globe.
The idea for World Emoji Day was developed by Jeremy Burge, the creator of Emojipedia, in 2013. It's interesting that we celebrate this day on July 17 because the emoji for "calendar" represents the date. The internet currently offers more than 3,500 emoticons.
Here’s the list of 5 most commonly used emojis:
One of the most often used emoticons is the Red Heart emoji, used to express passion and love. On the keyboard, there are two red heart emojis: a regular red heart and a heart suit.
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The loudly crying face emoticon is usually misread as an emoji used to communicate sadness. However, it is most frequently used to signify happiness.
The emoticon "Face with tears of joy" shows someone who is so happy that tears are streaming down their cheeks. An emotional-tone marker that denotes joy and mirth might be used when someone says or does something funny or embarrassing.
The "big puppy-dog eyes" emoji can be used in a variety of contexts. Others use it to express their worry or displeasure, while yet others use it to express their worry. The begging face emoji is a wonderful substitute for other social media emoticons when you want to communicate sympathy, love, or adoration for someone else.
A yellow face is crushed and tilted on its side, appearing to be rolling around on the floor in laughter. Unlike Face with Tears of Joy, this emoji often shows outbursts of unrestrained laughter. As a response to "when anybody says anything dumb," it is also commonly used.
-- With inputs from ANI.