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flyingillini

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Just another day for traffic police in Hà Nội haha 😂
It seems like there are a lot of streets without marked lanes. Is it just a free-for-all Fly or are there supposed to be actual lanes you stay in?
 

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Online Laughs in Southeast Asia
How Southeast Asians Express Laughter Online

Laughter is a universal language, but the way we express it online can vary depending on our culture and language. In Southeast Asia, there are a variety of ways to laugh online, and Indonesians are particularly creative when it comes to expressing mirth digitally!

While classics like wkwkwk and awokwok remain popular, a new form of online laughter has emerged: ang ang ang. This onomatopoeia mimics the sound of laughter, similar to "ha ha ha" or "wkwkwk", but with a distinct "ang ang ang" sound.

Here are some other ways people laugh online in Southeast Asia:

Thailand: 55555
Vietnam: haha, hehe, hihi
Philippines: hahaha, hehehehe, HAHAHAHA
Malaysia: haha, hehe, hihi
These are just a few examples, and there are many other ways to laugh online in Southeast Asia. Some people also use emojis to express laughter, such as 😂🤣😆.

The way we laugh online can be a way of expressing our personality and connecting with others. It can also be a way of showing that we understand and appreciate a joke. So next time you see someone laughing online in Southeast Asia, take a moment to learn how they are expressing themselves. You might just learn something new!
 

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I know you are going. You mentioned it before and I put in my notes for the biography I'm writing on you. I just hope your trip there doesn't end up being the last chapter. 🙏
There has been a paradigm shift the last 2 years. Campuchia is very dangerous in the SEZ now in Bavet. Not what it once was. I’ll be there though. It’s very fun but lawless
 

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Online Laughs in Southeast Asia
How Southeast Asians Express Laughter Online

Laughter is a universal language, but the way we express it online can vary depending on our culture and language. In Southeast Asia, there are a variety of ways to laugh online, and Indonesians are particularly creative when it comes to expressing mirth digitally!

While classics like wkwkwk and awokwok remain popular, a new form of online laughter has emerged: ang ang ang. This onomatopoeia mimics the sound of laughter, similar to "ha ha ha" or "wkwkwk", but with a distinct "ang ang ang" sound.

Here are some other ways people laugh online in Southeast Asia:

Thailand: 55555
Vietnam: haha, hehe, hihi
Philippines: hahaha, hehehehe, HAHAHAHA
Malaysia: haha, hehe, hihi
These are just a few examples, and there are many other ways to laugh online in Southeast Asia. Some people also use emojis to express laughter, such as 😂🤣😆.

The way we laugh online can be a way of expressing our personality and connecting with others. It can also be a way of showing that we understand and appreciate a joke. So next time you see someone laughing online in Southeast Asia, take a moment to learn how they are expressing themselves. You might just learn something new!
Here in CR its jajaja
 
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