Emojis are originally part of Japanese culture, so there are probably some that seem strange to people from other countries. I'd like to introduce one of them. Have you ever come across 💮? In English, this emoji is called "white flower," but I dont think that name conveys its actual meaning at all.
In Japan, this is a stamp that teachers put on elementary school students' test papers when they do a good job. The text on the stamp is "大変よくできました", which means "Very well done."
Since teachers sometimes give this stamp even when students get a low score, adults often use it jokingly. It has a broader range of uses than 💯, which specifically represents a perfect score, so don't hesitate to use 💮
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In Japan, this is a stamp that teachers put on elementary school students' test papers when they do a good job. The text on the stamp is "大変よくできました", which means "Very well done."
Since teachers sometimes give this stamp even when students get a low score, adults often use it jokingly. It has a broader range of uses than 💯, which specifically represents a perfect score, so don't hesitate to use 💮
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