What is "wwww" in English?
GeneralClass 12AllAnswered 27 Mar 2026
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A: "wwww" (or "www") in internet slang, particularly from Japanese online culture, represents laughter. It comes from the Japanese word "warau" (笑う), meaning "to laugh." Multiple w's (wwww) indicate more intense laughter, similar to "hahahaha" or "lol" in English. The more w's, the funnier something is considered. This has been adopted by some English-speaking internet users familiar with Japanese online culture.
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