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AHAAH HAHAH HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHHHA AALOLZ!

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gen z and gen x "stop adding 'lol' to the end of every sentence!" "lol" millennials
Language Тerm Description In Thai the number 5 is pronounced as 'ha'. Repeating it three times makes 'hahaha'. Thai 555 Abbreviation of the term 'asgarv' meaning intense laughter. Abbreviation of the word 'griner'which means laughing. Abbreviation stemming from 'mort de rire' which translates to 'dying of laughter'. Abbreviation of the word 'risos', the plural of 'laugh'. Repeating it (rsrsrsrsrs) implies more intense laughter. Also popular is kkk'. In Portuguese the letter k' sounds like the 'ca' in card, therefore representing Swedish asg Danish French mdr Portuguese rs the laugh 'cacaca'. In Chinese **(da xiao) meaning big laugh'is used. 大笑哈哈哈 A more widespread usage on internet forums is **'which sounds like 'hahaha'. LA makes the sound 'ha', and is strung together to create the sound 'haha'. The kanji for laugh ( *) was used in the same was as LOL. It is read as 'wara', hence the abbreviated Chinese Arabic LALA Japanese form 'w'. The letter j' is pronounced as 'h'. The 3 means that 'ha' is pronounced three times. Spanish jajajá Malaysian ha3
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