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🤷 person shrugging emoji nà wáyá nà nà Yanayi na Mutum.

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Emojiyá wáyá 🤷 Person Shrugging

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Person Shrugging Emoji

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Indifferent Uncertainty! Express your uncertainty with the Person Shrugging emoji, a symbol of indifference or lack of knowledge.

A person with arms raised and shoulders hunched, conveying a sense of not knowing or not caring. The Person Shrugging emoji is commonly used to express indifference, uncertainty, or a lack of knowledge about something. It can also be used to show a nonchalant or carefree attitude. If someone sends you a 🤷 emoji, it might mean they are unsure, indifferent, or simply do not know the answer.

Emojiyá wáyá 🤷 Person Shrugging

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When someone texts you 🤷, it usually means "I don't know" or "I have no idea." It's the digital equivalent of a shrug - expressing indifference, uncertainty, or a lack of strong opinion on the topic. From a friend, it's a casual way to indicate they're unsure. From a romantic interest, it could suggest they're ambivalent or noncommittal. Used repeatedly, it can come across as flippant or like they don't really care. Overall, the 🤷 emoji conveys a "who knows?" attitude.

The 🤷 Person Shrugging emoji represents or means a gesture of uncertainty, indecision, or lack of knowledge. It is often used to convey 'I don't know' or 'I have no idea' in response to a question or statement.

Dúgá 🤷 emoji nà gúru nà wáyá, nà gúru nà wáyá nà clipboard. Nà wáyá nà káráyá nà káráyá nà messa, sósial média, dokumént, ko nà app nà gúru emoji.

🤷 person shrugging emoji nà wáyá Emoji E3.0 nà gúru iOS, Android, Windows, macOS.

🤷 person shrugging emoji nà wáyá nà Àláà máa kàlámà nà Yanayi na Mutum.

The text shrug "kaomoji" is: ??(???)?? This Japanese-style emoticon predated the emoji and remains popular because it conveys more expression. The emoji version was added partly due to the text version's widespread use, though many prefer the original's expressiveness.