Emojis
What Words Won't Say ¯\_(ツ)_/ ¯
Have you ever been mid-text, searched for a kangaroo emoji and couldn’t find it? How about a lobster or a head of lettuce? Well, all those emoji related problems are now solved. Apple rolled out a new set of emojis for and they now include everything from bald emojis to peacocks.
While these new emojis are fancier, reports that the core emojis—happy, sad, and heart-- remain the most common, making up around three quarters of overall emoji use. Different languages also show preferences for certain emojis. French speaking emoji-users hold true to their namesake as the language of love by sending hearts over four times more than everyone else. <3
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This chart shows the type of emoji usage by language in 2015.
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