๐ด Meaning: An alphabet pronounced as ‘Hฤ’ in Chinese and ‘Gล’ in Japanese printed in white on a red squared background. The ๐ด Japanese ‘Passing Grade’ Button emoji suggests two meanings; ‘to go’ or ‘to pass’ in Japanese and ‘to combine’ in Chinese.
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How and When to Use the ๐ด Japanese ‘Passing Grade’ Button Emoji
- Since the name of the emoji ๐ด symbolizes the ‘passing grade’ you may use it while indicating the basic or average percentage, mark, or grade for passing to the next class.
- You could also use ๐ด while indicating the action of going. This could work in any context that surrounds the same concept. Like, “Did you get a green signal for this? ๐ด”, or “I said, GO! goddamnit ๐ด”.
- Passing a particular grade essentially signifies that one is ready for the challenges of the upcoming grade. So, if you’re applying this notion metaphorically, use ๐ด. For instance, “You’ve got to go and grow through every phase ๐ด That’s when you’ll be worthy of the next”.
- However, linguistically ๐ด offers an entirely different interpretation in Chinese; that of ‘combine’. For example, “You don’t have a really great idea until you combine two little ideas ๐ด” or “It’s a combination of hard work, dedication, and passion ๐ด Not just passion alone”.
Other Names
- ๐ด To Go (Japanese)
- ๐ด To Pass
- ๐ด Passing Grade
- ๐ด Combine (Chinese)
- ๐ด Agreement
- ๐ด Japanese Sign Meaning ‘Passing Grade’
- ๐ด Squared CJK Unified Ideograph – 5408
- ๐ด ๅ