Pātene Kaore i te Utu Hapori Hapori Emoji

The 🈶 Japanese 'not Free of Charge' Button emoji represents the meaning that a service or product is not free of charge, and a fee or payment is required.

Pāwhiritia noa te 🈶 ki runga ki te mata ki te kape wawe ki tō papapātuhi. Ka taea e koe te whakapiri ki wāhi katoa - i ngā karere, pāpāho pāpori, kōnae, rānei ki tētahi taupānga e tautoko ana i ngā ēmōjī.

I whakatūria te 🈶 pātene kaore i te utu hapori hapori i te Emoji E0.6 ā, kei te tautokona ināianei i runga i ngā papatono matua katoa, tae atu ki iOS, Android, Windows, me macOS.

Kei te 🈶 pātene kaore i te utu hapori hapori te kāwai Ngā Tohu, ā, kei te wāhanga iti Alphanumeric Symbols.

The 🈶 (有料) symbol means "toll" or "fee required" in Japanese. It appears at toll roads, paid parking, and fee-based services in Japan. In digital communication, it's occasionally used to indicate something costs money or isn't free.