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Japan Laughs in Grass. France Dies Laughing.

19.1× channel medianShort0:20EntertainmentPublished Oct 18, 2026, 8:03 AM · 1d ago
Views
50,086
+293 views/hour
Views / hour now
293
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Peak views / hour
3.7K
17h ago
First 24 hours
47.8K
views at 24 h
Engagement
1.8%
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Likes
737
1.5% of views
Comments
179
0.36% of views
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39.2K
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19.1×
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#26
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Description

America slipped in the world's group chat, and every country laughed in its own code. Japan: wwwww — w from 笑う (warau, to laugh); a row of w looks like grass, so Japanese also laughs with 草 (grass) South Korea: ㅋㅋㅋ — ㅋ is the k consonant, read like a cackle Brazil: kkkkkkkk — k is read 'kah' in Brazilian Portuguese Italy: ahahah — Italian has no breathy 'h' sound, so the laugh starts on the vowel Spain: jajaja — j is read like h in Spanish France: mdr — mort de rire, 'dying of laughter' Germany: hahaha — the plain laugh — the one the USA can read USA: lol — laughing out loud, famously typed with a straight face How does YOUR country laugh in a text? 👇 Sources: restofworld.org (2023, how people laugh online), bdae.com (how laughter is written worldwide), Duolingo, openl.io.
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