13 Cara Tertawa Manusia di Berbagai Belahan Dunia

14 Cara Tertawa Manusia di Berbagai Belahan Dunia — Ternyata manusia di berbagai belahan dunia memiliki cara tertawa yang berbeda, loh!| via: witsandwings.com

Fimela.com, Jakarta Tertawa sangatlah menyenangkan lagi menyehatkan. Tak hanya menjadi reaksi emosi yang mudah, namun ternyata sedikit tawa bisa mengenyahkan stres yang menjadi pangkal dari depresi. Sungguhlah aktivitas gratis yang miliki banyak kegunaan.

Merangkai tawa bersama keluarga, teman dan kekasih merupakan hal yang sangat membahagiakan. Tak jarang, untuk merasakan secuil rasa senang dan tawa kamu masih mencarinya dengan aplikasi pesan elektronik. Karena beragamnya bahasa yang dimiliki masyarakat dunia, maka tertawa pun memilki banyak cara. Yuk, simak macam-macam tawa via teks yang dimiliki penduduk bumi dari berbagai belahan dunia.

In Spanish, j is pronounced like the English h, so "jajaja" is the direct analog of the English "hahaha."
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Meanwhile, In Great Britain.
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The number 5 is pronounced "ha" so instead of saying "hahahahaha," Thai speakers will sometimes write "55555."
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Sounds "keu keu keu" The Korean equivalent of the English "hahaha."
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This "ههههههههههه" pronounced as "hahahahahahaha"
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In Greek, X is pronounced like the English H, so "XAXAXA" is the direct analog of the English "HAHAHA."
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This abbreviation, not to be confused with the one for the World Wide Web, likely originates with the Kanji character...
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Though laughter is written 笑聲 and pronounced xiào shēng, Mandarin also relies on onomatopoeia for laughter: 哈哈, pronounced hā hāSimilarly, xixi, 嘻嘻, suggests giggling.
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French equivalent of LOL, literally meaning "mort de rire", "Death from laughter" or "dying of laughter"
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"xà xà xà" sounds like "חָה־חָה־חָה"
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In Cambodia.It sounds "hahahaha".
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With the vowels varying rather than the consonants.
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LOL = Laugh Out Loud= The end of the conversation.= Best reply when you cannot think of any good reply.= League of legend (For gamer)
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