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🈸Japanese Application Button EmojiUnicode: 1F238
The Japanese kanji for 'application' inside a square. Used to talk about submitting stuff, applying for things, or requests.
Released in Released in 2010 as part of Unicode 6.0
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Meaning and Interpretation
🟰 So this one is literally the Japanese character for 'application' or 'request' (that's 'moushiwake' in Japanese). It's super straight forward. You use it when you're talking about applying for something, like a job or a visa. It's basically the emoji version of hitting 'send' on a form. Super handy when you wanna say 'I submitted my app' without typing it all out. 🚀
Symbolism
- Official requests and applications
- Bureaucracy and paperwork
- Hoping for a yes (approval)
Common Usage Scenarios
- Telling your friend you finally hit send on your college application.
- Confirming that you submitted the visa paperwork to the embassy.
- Reminding your coworker that the project proposal needs to be filed by 5 PM.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Dude, I finally sent off my application to that tech company! Fingers crossed 🈸🤞
Visa paperwork is done and submitted. Now comes the hardest part... waiting 🈸⏳
Can you check if the budget request was approved yet? I submitted it yesterday 🈸❔
Hey, did you apply for that scholarship yet? Don't forget the deadline is tomorrow! 🈸🚨
My application for the apartment got accepted! Moving in next week 🈸🎉
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use it when discussing any formal submission process.
- Perfect for job hunting or school admission chats.
- Don't use it for casual requests; save it for official 'applications'.
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