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2018年3月23日 · “Hehe” 在美国人眼里可不是“呵呵”的意思. ☑翻译为“嘿嘿”，代表暖心微笑，没有任何贬义。 I guess the reason is because of the Korean system that you are using in your PC, hehe! 我猜想的原因是因为你是在你的电脑中使用的是韩系，嘿嘿！ 2. Eat sb alive ≠ 把某人活吃. Eat sb alive = Eat sb for breakfast. 字面意思：把某人活吃，把某人当早餐吃. ☑对某人大发脾气. You can't tell him that-he'll eat you alive. 你不能告诉他那件事，他会气得活吞了你！ 3. Eat …

2015年5月1日 · I've seen and have used "hehe" my whole life, this is not at all a new thing. I can dig up messages on the internet and hand written notes going back to the mid 90s to prove it. To me it is pronounced "heh heh" (like the 'e' in "met"). It is equivalent to several things in speech.

2015年4月30日 · But, in recent years, there’s been an increasingly popular newcomer: “hehe.” Not surprisingly, it’s being foisted upon us by youth. What does it mean? Let’s start with the fundamentals. The basic...

2021年1月31日 · "hehe" feels a bit softer and lowkey Also feels more informal; Im more likely to use "hehe" with a friend than a stranger

2024年3月22日 · "Haha" expresses laughter or amusement, often used for louder or more noticeable laughter. "Hehe" is subtler, suggesting a quieter, more contained chuckle or sly amusement. "Haha" is commonly used in written communication to indicate laughter or amusement, mimicking the sound of actual laughter.

Haha and hehe are both commonly used expressions to indicate laughter in written communication. Haha is typically used to convey a louder or more boisterous laugh, while hehe is often used to convey a quieter or more subtle laugh. Both expressions are informal and casual, and can vary in length depending on the level of amusement being expressed.

it’s a sneaky laugh i suppose! “i stole my sister’s shirt hehe” “i am gonna prank my friend hehehe”

HaHa represents a more hearty/honest belly laugh. HeHe is harder to pin down. It is a more restrained laugh, laughing to yourself, For me it can represent something more malicious. e.g. someone happy at the outcome of a plot. example. HaHa that was funny. HeHe My evil plans have come to fruition.

It's the same thing as "haha" but can carry a couple of connotations: 1. sounding cute 2. an evil little laugh 3. maybe being playful. Thanks for your detailed explanation! If you are not a native English speaker, I would stick with haha. First, because haha …