smiley in Japanese
smiley in Japanese is スマイリー — smiley means cheerful and often smiling.
smiley in Japanese
スマイリー
Pronounced: sumairī
A simplified representation of a smiling face.
What does "smiley" mean?
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adjective Cheerful and often smiling.
"She's always smiley, even on Monday mornings."
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noun A simple drawing or symbol representing a smiling face, such as :) .
"He ended the text with a smiley."
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smiley in a sentence
- She's always smiley, even on Monday mornings.
- He ended the text with a smiley.
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What is "smiley" in Japanese?
"smiley" in Japanese is スマイリー. smiley means: Cheerful and often smiling.
How do you pronounce スマイリー?
"smiley" in Japanese is スマイリー, pronounced "sumairī".
How do you use "smiley" in a sentence?
Example: "She's always smiley, even on Monday mornings." In Japanese, "smiley" is スマイリー.
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