What is '2333' mean in Chinese Slang?
This one started on a Chinese video site called AcFun, where the emoji with the ID "233" was a laughing face. Over time, people started using "233" to mean "LOL," and adding more "3s" (like "23333") made it funnier or more exaggerated. It’s basically the Chinese version of spamming "hahaha" or "LMAO" when something’s hilarious.
Example: If someone tells a funny joke, you might reply, "23333, I can’t stop laughing!"
Fun fact: Some people even say "two-three-three" out loud as a joke to laugh at something.
Here are some 2333 Memes (More):
Popular Slangs
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More derogatory version of 'green tea'
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Argument addict. Troll.
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Silly. Ridiculous.
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Pulling out grass. Losing interest in something.
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Humblebragging. Showing off in a low-key way.
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I miss you. I’m thinking of you.
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Boo hoo. I’m sad.
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Vulgar expression of anger
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Lie flat. opt out of the rat race.