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Japanese Drink! Celebrate with the Sake emoji, a symbol of traditional and cultural beverages.
A sake bottle and cup. The Sake emoji is commonly used to represent sake, Japanese alcoholic beverages, or cultural drinking. It can also be used to signify enjoying a traditional and cultural drink. If someone sends you a 🍶 emoji, it might mean they are having sake or discussing Japanese culture.
The 🍶 Sake emoji represents the traditional Japanese rice wine, commonly associated with Japanese cuisine and cultural traditions.
Chofoza nje i-emoji ye 🍶 engenhla ukuze uyikopishe ngokushesha ebhodini lakho lokunamathisela. Ungayinamathisela noma kuphi - emiyalezweni, ezinkundleni zokuxhumana, kumadokhumenti, noma kunoma iyiphi uhlelo olusekela ama-emoji.
I-emoji ye 🍶 sake yethulwa ku-Emoji E0.6 futhi manje isekelwa kuzo zonke izinkundla ezinkulu kuhlanganise ne-iOS, Android, Windows, ne-macOS.
I-emoji ye 🍶 sake ingaphansi kweqembu le-Food & Drink, ikakhulukazi ngaphansi kwe-subgroup ye-Izihluthu.
The sake emoji 🍶 shows a tokkuri (ceramic flask) and ochoko (small cup) used for serving Japanese rice wine. Sake can be served warm or cold depending on quality and season. The ceramic vessels help maintain temperature and are traditional serving ware.
| Igama le-Unicode | Sake Bottle and Cup |
| Igama le-Apple | Sake Bottle and Cup |
| Futhi Kwaziwa Njenge | Bottle, Rice Wine |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+1F376 |
| Unicode Decimal | U+127862 |
| Umlandeliso wokuphuma | \u1f376 |
| Iqembu | 🍗 Food & Drink |
| Iqembu elincane | 🍹 Izihluthu |
| Iziphakamiso | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Inguqulo ye-Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Inguqulo ye-Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Igama le-Unicode | Sake Bottle and Cup |
| Igama le-Apple | Sake Bottle and Cup |
| Futhi Kwaziwa Njenge | Bottle, Rice Wine |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+1F376 |
| Unicode Decimal | U+127862 |
| Umlandeliso wokuphuma | \u1f376 |
| Iqembu | 🍗 Food & Drink |
| Iqembu elincane | 🍹 Izihluthu |
| Iziphakamiso | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Inguqulo ye-Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Inguqulo ye-Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |