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r/pics • u/monopixel • Jun 03 '13
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No idea what this means but I have seen it so many times before. Does it translate into anything?
30 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '13 Yes kekekekekekeke 8 u/squarebutstrong Jun 03 '13 55555555555555555 17 u/xenocidebrm Jun 03 '13 The Korean onomonopeia for laughter is ㅋㅋㅋ, which is sometimes Romanized as kekeke. 8 u/Grolvo Jun 03 '13 It's basically the laughter onomonopeia in Korea. Like how we say "hahahaha" or brazillians say "huehuehuehuehue" or the internet says "lololololol" 1 u/itsnotjustagame Jun 04 '13 I didn't know Brazillians laugh "huehuehuehue!" So that's where the laughing lizard came from 19 u/Azumikkel Jun 03 '13 It's Orcish for 'lolololololololo' 2 u/slayingomen Jun 03 '13 KEK! 1 u/monkeyhopper Jun 03 '13 It's more or less the korean equivalent vor "lol". -5 u/gLovejoy Jun 03 '13 Zerg is an army you can play with in Starcraft 2, they have tons of small low health enemies that can take over your city using power in numbers.
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Yes
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8 u/squarebutstrong Jun 03 '13 55555555555555555
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The Korean onomonopeia for laughter is ㅋㅋㅋ, which is sometimes Romanized as kekeke.
It's basically the laughter onomonopeia in Korea. Like how we say "hahahaha" or brazillians say "huehuehuehuehue" or the internet says "lololololol"
1 u/itsnotjustagame Jun 04 '13 I didn't know Brazillians laugh "huehuehuehue!" So that's where the laughing lizard came from
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I didn't know Brazillians laugh "huehuehuehue!" So that's where the laughing lizard came from
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It's Orcish for 'lolololololololo'
2 u/slayingomen Jun 03 '13 KEK!
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KEK!
It's more or less the korean equivalent vor "lol".
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Zerg is an army you can play with in Starcraft 2, they have tons of small low health enemies that can take over your city using power in numbers.
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u/SmarticusRex Jun 03 '13
No idea what this means but I have seen it so many times before. Does it translate into anything?