v2.0
🏤Post Office EmojiUnicode: 1F3E4
A white building with a red mailbox and flag, representing a post office. Used for talking about mailing things, official business, or communication.
Released in E1.0 - October 2010 (Unicode 6.0)
post officemailpackagessendingletterswaiting in lineofficial stuffbureaucracytraditionalcommunication
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Meaning and Interpretation
🏤 Yo, so this is your classic post office, like the ones you see in old movies in Europe. You use this when you're talking about actually going to the post office to send a letter or a package. It's got that slightly old-school, brick-and-mortar feel to it, not just some random email. It's like saying 'I gotta go handle this the physical way'.
Symbolism
- Old-school communication (letters & postcards)
- Physical errands & daily chores
- Official business & bureaucracy
Common Usage Scenarios
- When you're complaining about the super long line at the post office.
- Telling someone you sent their birthday gift via snail mail.
- Talking about needing to pay a bill or fill out some form at the post office.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Ugh, been standing in line at the 🏤 for 30 mins just to ship one box 😤
Your gift is on the way! Sent it via express post 🏤💨
Gotta run to the 🏤 before it closes to pay this parking ticket 📝
Remember sending actual letters? 📝🏤 Those were the days lol ✨
My package from overseas is stuck in customs at the 🏤 fml 🙃
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use it for physical mail stuff, not emails.
- Perfect for when you're stuck doing boring errands.
- Pairs well with letters, packages, or frustrated emojis if the line is long.
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