Smiley Emoji – Do You Know What They Mean in Chinese

We use Smiley Emoji in our conversations all the time. Do you know about their meanings? If yes, do you know the meaning of these commonly used smiley emojis in Chinese?

Let’s have a look!

	Grin 开心 Kāixīn
	Laughing with tears 笑到哭 Xiào dào kū
	Yum yum 口水流下来了 Kǒushuǐ liú xiàláile
	Cool 酷毙了 Kù bìle
	Love, love, love 爱，爱，爱死了 Ài, ài, ài sǐle
	Blow a kiss 飞吻 Fēiwěn
	Hug 抱抱 Bào bào
	Angry 生气 Shēngqì
	Scream in fear 害怕到尖叫 Hàipà dào jiān jiào
	Fearful 怕怕 Pà pà
	Crying, hurt and upset 哭泣，受伤难过 Kūqì, shòushāng nánguò
	Crying loudly 大哭 Dà kū
	Frowning 皱眉头 Zhòuméi tóu
	Confused and puzzled 迷惑不解 Míhuò bù jiě
	Wacky, joking 鬼脸，淘气，开玩笑 Guǐliǎn, táoqì, kāiwánxiào
	Sleeping 睡着了 Shuìzhele
	Sleepy 困了，要睡了 Kùnle, yào shuìle
	My lips are sealed 守口如瓶 Shǒukǒurúpíng

If I want to use an smiley emoji to show “so delicious”in Chinese, which emoji should I use? If I want to show my love to somebody or something, which one should I use? Well, you must have got the idea: smiley emojis have universal meanings, and you can use a smiley emoji to express yourself instead of typing up a line of words. How great it is, right?

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