Tohi Fakamolemole Fakatapuaki 'a Tonga Fakamaemoji

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 pe ʻi he 🉑 emoji i ʻolunga ke kopiʻi ki ho'o fakakau. Ka toe lava ke ke kópae ki ha feituʻu - i ngaahi fakamatala, social media, ngaahi pepa, pe ha polokalama ʻoku fakahoko e emoji.

Naʻe fakahaaʻi 🉑 tohi fakamolemole fakatapuaki 'a tonga emoji i Emoji E0.6 pea ʻoku fakahoko ʻi he ngaahi polokalama koloa kotoa pē hange ko iOS, Android, Windows, mo macOS.

Ko e 🉑 tohi fakamolemole fakatapuaki 'a tonga emoji ʻi he ʻanga Fakaʻilonga, ʻi he ʻanga lahi Alphanumeric Symbols.

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.