I ka ❌ kɔrɔsɛ alamasɛn emoji bɛ ka kɛlɛ la?

Emoji ❌ kɔrɔsɛ alamasɛn bɛ kɛlɛ la, ka taa Masatimɛ Dioronɔ subkɛlɛ la.

❌

Dɔɔni ka kɔpi

Emoji bɛ ❌ Kɔrɔsɛ Alamasɛn la

Kɔrɔsɛ Alamasɛn Emoji

bɛ Bamanankan kan fɛ ...

Tɛ Cogoya Alamasɛn min bɛ fɛn min tɛ cogoya jira.

Kɔrɔsɛ alamasɛn in bɛ X alamasɛn. Nin alamasɛn in bɛ dɔn ko fɛn tɛ cogoya. Ni adan min bɛ ❌ sɛbɛn i ma, o bɛ fɛn min tɛ cogoya jira.

Emoji bɛ ❌ Kɔrɔsɛ Alamasɛn la

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Means "hard NO" or total rejection. When someone texts this, they're shutting down an idea, suggestion, or potential plan completely. In flirty contexts, it's a blunt dismissal. Between friends, it's playful but firm disagreement. From a romantic interest, it signals zero interest or ending a conversation. Basically translates to "Not happening, don't even try.

The ❌ Cross Mark emoji represents or means a clear rejection, disapproval, or indication that something is incorrect or unacceptable.

Kàn ka ❌ emoji la ka kɔpi ka bɔ clipboard la. I bɛ taa ka paste ka kan ka fɛ.

Emoji ❌ kɔrɔsɛ alamasɛn bɛ bɔ Emoji E0.6 kɔrɔ, ni i bɛ taa ka fɛ ka bɔra kɛra kɛ iOS, Android, Windows, ani macOS la.

Emoji ❌ kɔrɔsɛ alamasɛn bɛ Walayɛn kɛlɛ la, ka taa Masatimɛ Dioronɔ subkɛlɛ la.

The ❌ cross (×) means "wrong" or "no" in Japan, where ○ means correct. But in Western contexts, X often marks the correct spot! This cultural flip causes confusion. In Japanese apps, × is used for close/cancel buttons, while Western apps might use it for selection.