kkkkk saudades do orkut, tentei explicar pra uma francesa aqui q nos anos 2000 a gente nao ria "kkkkk" ia falar que no orkut era AKSJDKJHFASKDFJHAK mas fiquei com vergonha e disse q a gnt só ria hahahaha

People who use "kkkkk" every day don't need to know its origins to use it. They might even ignore the origins completely. The fact that you don't know the origins, however, does not mean that "kkkkk" came from nowhere. By the way, I'm presenting a lot of evidence that you're just outright denying. You have your own theory, it seems, which is:

2022年11月9日 · "kkkkk" comes from spoken language, not the internet. It's a debaucherous way of laughing. In Brazil it's what we'd call "gaitada" nowadays. Might not actually be said by people when they're actually laughing, but it outdates the internet by …

2023年1月23日 · Brazilians always used huehuehue or kkkkk, I asked them about it and they said it's because of the words that mean laughing or something. Others have gone further into it in the comments because they actually know Brazilian Portuguese whereas I have trouble trying to communicate to my grandma in my broken Portuguese. 😅

2022年11月8日 · personally I've seen kkkkk more, rs not so much. the amount of letters and capitalization will tell you how much laughter is conveyed (KKKKKKKKKKK vs kkkkk vs rs could basically be LMAOOOO vs lmao vs lol) source: namorada brasileira. brazilians feel free to …

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"Kkkkk" is, basically, "cácácácá", that sounds like "hahahaha" ("rarararara" for us), with an easier pronunciation. And using "lol" or "lmao" is something emotionless than several "Ks" written in a row, it really seems that the person on the other side is going crazy. People who use haha around here usually use it in a sense of debauchery.

2019年11月20日 · Definition of kkkkkkk Jajaja. It's the most common way to laugh in Brazil.|it's when we are laughing about something idk if it's right but is like lol|Risadas|Is like "Jajajaja"|Significa "risada".|it's laugh for the internet,like "lol" or "jajajaja" we use "kkkkk"

translation "kkkkk" was already used in spoken language in Rio de janeiro during most of the twentieth century. my grandma, which was born in 1911, used to use this expression with the same meaning it has today— the representation of a laughter. the only difference is that it was rarely used in writing, and if it were, it'd be written like "cá cá cá". then computers became a …

Definition of kkkkk..... It's just something that mainly brasilians use to express laugh — like "hahaha", and "lol". |risada|@rdkiefer1965 but we only use it on internet, so don't try to say it while talking with someone kkkk|é uma risada tipo "hahahahaha"|kkkkk = rsrsrssr = hahahahha|c'est notre façon d'exprimer le rire|@masa0930 good luck |@airesrochaarthur sim, com certeza …