Two hosts discuss the diverse ways people from different countries express laughter through text messages. They highlight unique variations ranging from the American 'haha' to the Brazilian 'kkkk'.
How Different Countries Laugh Over Text
Two hosts discuss the diverse ways people from different countries express laughter through text messages. They highlight unique variations ranging from the American 'haha' to the Brazilian 'kkkk'.
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How do these countries laugh over text?
How do these countries laugh over text? Cha, cha, ja, ja, ja. Let's start with the usa. Ha, ha, ha, ha ha. It's H A, H A. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Now let's go to Spain. Ja, ja, ja, ja, ja, ja, ja. It's J, A, J, A, J, A, J, A and so on. I knew that because I had some friends that used to text like that. I'm a big fan of that one. What about Norway? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. This one's really funny. I like this one. Is it lol O? Lolol? No, no, no. Yeah, well, yeah, it's H O, but it has this dash in between. I don't know how it's pronounced, but to me it's ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho. Like Santa. Cl. How long is it? They're all two letters repeating Vietnam. Va, va, va. I knew you were going to say. It's not just the first letters of the. Starts with an hi. Yeah, it's H I. I don't know if it's hi, hi, hi, or what about Russia? It's just a deeper American accent. BOWSER LAUGHING this one's very Russian. How do they type it over text? How would you type that? Axa, oxa, oxa, Oxaksa. That's great. Ax, A X, A X and so on. What about Brazil? I thought they would also. Oh, no, they're Portuguese. Is it ro, ro? Row, row? It's not that. No. Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah. No, not that. Ba, ba, ba, ba. No, that's a sheep sack. It's one letter repeating. Is it F? You want me to tell you it's K? I'm not even joking. I looked it up. It's just repeating the letter K.
- 01The Category Hook
Introduce the specific cultural or technical variation you are exploring.
- 02The Baseline Example
Start with the most standard or well-known example to set the stage.
- 03The Familiar Variation
Show a variation that is slightly different but still makes sense to most people.
- 04The Comparison Comparison
Introduce an example that sounds like something else entirely.
- 05The Pattern Observation
Briefly point out a technical rule or pattern you've noticed across the examples.
- 06The Vibe-Based Guess
Present an example where the reality contradicts the 'vibe' of the group.
- 07The Rapid-Fire Wrong Guesses
Build tension by making several incorrect guesses for the final, most interesting example.
- 08The Shocking Payoff
Reveal the simplest but most surprising answer at the very end.