2024年12月30日 · Kkkk is a way to say you’re laughing in a text or on social media. Brazilian Portuguese-speaking people often use it as an abbreviation of “quá quá quá quá,” which is …

In Brazil, however, we have several different “words”, so I decided to research why there are so many variations of online laughter for Brazilians and what they are. A fairly common way of …

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2025年2月26日 · “kkkk” is the Brazilian equivalent of “haha” or “lol” in English. It’s a textual representation of laughter that’s become a staple in Brazilian online communication. But why …

Yeah I know that "kkkkk" means laughing but what's the significance behind it? I have been seeing this term since i was like 12-13. I honestly once thought that Brazilians used to laugh …

Why do Brazilians use "kkkk" to indicate laughter? It's so weird to me, I understand the Spanish "jajaja" and the English/Germanic "hahaha" but I have no idea where the Brazilian version …

Used only among Brazilians Friends. Capitals letters indicates it was really funny. 'HUEHUE' is used when representing the Brazilian Nation, often used to non-Brazilian to indicate he or she …

"Kkkkkkk" sounds "cá cá cá cá" if you read the letter out loud, which somehow resembles a laughter. But it was not like this in internet in Brazil. In the beggining, we had things like …