Konopo ea Japane “boemo bo fetileng” Emoji

The 🈴 Japanese 'passing Grade' Button emoji represents the Japanese symbol for a passing grade, commonly used in educational settings to indicate academic success or achievement.

Tobetsa feela 🈴 emoji kaholimo ho e kopitsa hanghang ho clipboard ea hau. Joale u ka e khopisa kae kapa kae - melaetsa, litaba tsa sechaba, litokomane, kapa sesebelisoa se se tšehetsang memeji.

Emoji 🈴 konopo ea japane “boemo bo fetileng” e ne e hlahisoa ka Emoji E0.6 'me hona joale e tšehetsoe ho lits'ebetso tsohle tse kholo ho kenyeletsoa iOS, Android, Windows, le macOS.

Emoji 🈴 konopo ea japane “boemo bo fetileng” e belong ho sehlopha sa Matšoao, haholo-holo sehlopheng se senyane sa Matšoao a Alphanumeric.

The 🈴 (合) means "pass" or "acceptable" in Japanese. It's used to indicate passing grades in schools, passed inspections, or acceptable quality. The opposite would be 否 (fail). It's part of the Japanese grading culture.