haha in Latin
haha in Latin is hahahae — haha means a written representation of laughter.
haha in Latin
hahahae
What does "haha" mean?
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interjection A written representation of laughter.
"Haha, that's hilarious!"
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noun A sunken fence or ditch used as a garden boundary that doesn't block the view.
"The estate's haha kept the sheep out of the lawn without spoiling the view."
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haha in a sentence
- Haha, that's hilarious!
- The estate's haha kept the sheep out of the lawn without spoiling the view.
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What is "haha" in Latin?
"haha" in Latin is hahahae. haha means: A written representation of laughter.
How do you use "haha" in a sentence?
Example: "Haha, that's hilarious!" In Latin, "haha" is hahahae.
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