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🈸Japanese 'Application' Button EmojiUnicode: 1F238

The Japanese 'application' button emoji features the kanji η”³ (moushi) in a square, meaning 'apply' or 'application'. It's used to indicate applying for something like a job, school, or event, and is common on Japanese websites and social media.

Released in Released in 2010 with Unicode 6.0

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Meaning and Interpretation

🈸 is the Japanese symbol for 'application', featuring the kanji η”³ in a square. It's used to indicate applying for something, like a job, school, or event. You'll often see it on Japanese websites and social media posts about registration deadlines or application openings. On Twitter and Instagram, people use it when sharing application links or updates.

Symbolism

  • Application
  • Sign-up
  • Registration

Common Usage Scenarios

  • Sharing a job application deadline on social media.
  • Discussing college or university applications with friends.
  • Indicating that you've applied for a contest or event.

Usage Examples in Conversation

Just submitted my 🈸 for the summer internship, fingers crossed! 🀞
Deadline for 🈸 is next Friday, don't miss it!
If you want to join the club, fill out the 🈸 form on our bio.
Still waiting to hear back from my grad school 🈸...
Here's the link to the 🈸 for the conference: [link]

Usage Guidelines and Etiquette

  • Use 🈸 when talking about applying for something, like jobs, schools, or programs.
  • It's especially relevant in Japanese-language contexts or when referencing Japanese systems.
  • Pair it with other emojis like πŸ“ or βœ… to indicate application process or completion.
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