Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Lol"

A: We use "lol" in the same way as "笑" is used. :)

A: LOL - laughing out loud (se borrando de rir)
LMFAO - laughing my fucking ass off (mesma coisa, porém mais vulgar)
LMAO - laughing my ass off (mesma coisa)

A: Laughing Out Loud

A: it means that the person came to see you other than gym he also came to do gym and also to see you

A: @ShunsukeHirano: It means Laugh Out Loud.
People use it when something is funny and they are laughing

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A: LOL stands for "lots of laughs" or also "laugh out loud."
LMAO stands for "laughing my ass off."
Both are the same, but I tend to use LMAO with things that are really funny. Where as LOL can be used for things that are kind of funny, or less funny.

Small difference but that tends to be how it's used!

A: Lol is like 笑/www in Japanese.
XD is a smiley/顔文字

A: They are the same.

A: "laughing out loud"

A: lol= stupid

A:
lol
laughing out loud
You can stretch it too like 'loool', but emojis are pretty common and so is the classic 'haha' 😄

A: we don't usually use lol when speaking to people. it is normally used when texting people.

A: laughing out loud

A: It sounds natural, but "did" implies having to write kanji or read it or something (produce it), which can be meaningless without context.

For example:

A: "Ah, that test was so tough!"
B: "You did kanji (on the test)?"

Is different from:

A: "Did you do the homework yet?"
B: "No not yet, but do you have the kanji section finished?"

A: *10th place

A: Laugh out loud, a term only used in online text.

It can literally mean they laughed, or they are just amused.

A: いや、学生だけなんだ笑