Pepa Faatagata "Faatagata" Faʻailoga

The 🉑 Japanese 'acceptable' Button emoji represents or means 'acceptable' or 'approved' in a low-key, casual way, often used to convey a chill, zen-like confirmation or acceptance.

Kiliki i le 🉑 emoji i luga e kopi vave i lau pusa kopi. Ona mafai ona e fa'aofi i soo se nofoaga - i feʻau, i le upega tafailagi, i pepa, po'o so'o se polokalama e lagolago emojis.

Na fa'aalia le 🉑 pepa faatagata "faatagata" emoji i le Emoji E0.6 ma ua lagolagoina nei i luga o le tele o faiga e pei o iOS, Android, Windows, ma macOS.

O le 🉑 pepa faatagata "faatagata" emoji o lo'o i le vaega Symbols, aemaise i le vaega laiti Fa'ailoga Alafapeta Numera.

The 🉑 (可) means "acceptable" or "permitted" in Japanese. It's used to show something is allowed, passed inspection, or approved. You might see it on product labels, test results, or permissions. It's less emphatic than 合 (pass) but indicates basic acceptability.