Why do Brazilians use "kkkk" to indicate laughter?
some time ago I see a vídeo of the BBC Brazil that says that the "kkkk" is actually a old "onomatopoeia"(I don't know how translate this) that dates the times of the Empire in the books of Machado de Assis, but was "quiá quiá quiá" instead
When do you use “kkkk” and when do you use “rsrsrs ... - Reddit
2022年11月8日 · there are no rules, people use what they want. both of them are used as regular laughs, but in some contexts "rsrsrs" could mean irony or it could even mean someone is flirting with you. also "kkkk" has more emotion in it, especially when it's "KKKKKK". btw, "rsrs" means "risos", "laugh" in english. in my opinion it's a really boring way to laugh.
What are the origins of using kkkkkk for hahah : r/Portuguese
2023年1月23日 · The first time I've seen kkkk being used was in 2006, sadly it rapidly replaced the others the same way "parça" is replacing "mano". Some people refer to kkkk as being an old onomatopoeia, but I really doubt that. PS: Even not liking it, I prefer kkkk than the Spanish jajaja. PS²: learning is "aprendendo"
tradução - what does kkkk mean in Portuguese? - Portuguese …
2019年7月17日 · A series of Ks is the way that laughter is generally represented in Brazilian Portuguese. It is akin to hahaha or hehe or lolol etc, in English, such that the longer it is the more the laughter.
What does “kkkkkkkk” mean lol : r/Portuguese - Reddit
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Why Koreans laugh like "kkkkk"? : r/Korean - Reddit
2018年10月5日 · Kkkk is more of a snicker type of laugh rather than your "hahaha" type of laugh. And yes, it actually sounds like kkkkk (크크크크 not kaykaykaykay) I rarely actually laugh out loud when I'm online, so I feel like kkkkk is much more realistic 🤷♀️
Where does kkkkk come from? : r/Portuguese - Reddit
"skapksapkspakspakspk" => it's "kkkk" with vowels and a sibilant "huehuehueheueheeuh" => it's "hehehe" with vowels From these examples, you can understand that a laughter could be built by mixing known onomatopoeias ("haha", "hehe", "kkkk") with vowels and sibilants. Something like this is predictable: "aehiaehiashoeueuasihsueoaueo".
Why do brazilians laugh like KKKKK? : r/asklatinamerica - Reddit
Everyone giving their opinions as if it was the answer. The truth is: no one knows why we laugh with "kkkk". Everybody has a theory, but none has been proven as the real reason. My favorite one is that when we are telling a story, we say "cacacaca" as an onomatopeia for laughing, so it translated into "KKKKK" on the internet.
what does “kkkkkk” mean? : r/Portuguese - Reddit
2022年11月9日 · Acho que no Brasil acabamos usando mais essa letra, e as outras adicionadas no último acordo, por causa dos sobrenomes de pessoas que vem de outras partes da Europa e do mundo, tipo o nosso ex presidente Juscelino Kubitschek, que todo mundo tem dificuldade de escrever na aula de história, tanto que ele mesmo falava para chamarem-no de JK (jóta ká).
What is the significance behind "kkkkkkk"?? : r/brasil - Reddit
translation "kkkkk" was already used in spoken language in Rio de janeiro during most of the twentieth century. my grandma, which was born in 1911, used to use this expression with the same meaning it has today— the representation of a laughter. the only difference is that it was rarely used in writing, and if it were, it'd be written like "cá cá cá". then computers became a …