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- What does “kkkkkkkk” mean lol : r Portuguese - Reddit
Yup I’m a gringo make fun of me, but what does it mean? Let me in on the joke :, (
- What is the meaning of kkkkkk? - Question about Portuguese (Brazil)
Definition of kkkkkk Its the most used laugh in brazil,we also have: - hahahahaha -ahsuaahsuhaa -rsrsrsrs -huehuehuehue -hihihihi |the K is read "kah" so its "ka ka ka" , a laugh the sound is hahaha, but when we say that someone is laughing we refer as ka-ka-ka, or kkkkkkk|It means laughter, and the more "k" you put into the more intense the phrase gets So the more you put "k" the more
- Why do Brazilians use kkkk to indicate laughter? - Reddit
Koreans do the same! Kkkkkkkk Reply reply BaconTerminator • Anyone remember the comic of the guy having to poop and the girls thought he was hot and at the end he goes huehuehuehuehue Reply reply Philaharmic •
- what does “kkkkkk” mean? : r Portuguese - Reddit
Kkkkkkkk isn't a onomatopoeia, it only works on texts But you want to refer to this laugh in a message conversation you can say the letter K (that in Portuguese sounds like KÁ) multiple times
- What is the significance behind kkkkkkk?? : r brasil - Reddit
In the early radio era of Brasil, a lot of the national songs played were from samba and bossa-nova style It is common on samba and samba derived genres of music the use of the word cacarecos to mean laughing If you compress the word enough, the term “ca” rises and the “cacaca” and “kakaka” laughs start to make sense, hence the “kkkkkkkkkkkk” used today Source: my great
- What is the meaning of kkkkkkk? - Question about . . . - HiNative
Definition of kkkkkkk Jajaja It's the most common way to laugh in Brazil |it's when we are laughing about something idk if it's right but is like lol|Risadas|Is like "Jajajaja"|Significa "risada" |it's laugh for the internet,like "lol" or "jajajaja" we use "kkkkk"
- What are the origins of using kkkkkk for hahah : r Portuguese
kkkkkkkk okay, that makes sense i do jiu jitsu and there are lots of cariocas in my academy, so i hear "cara" a lot, but never parça in puerto rican spanish, "mano" is very common, so it's just more natural for me when i speak portuguese I have only met spanish speakers from colombia saying parcero in spanish
- What is the meaning of kkkkkkk? - Question about Korean
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