{"article_obj": {"doc_id": "f834db4b-b88e-317b-912c-73012c3f8dba", "uuid": "c90a0534-653d-49f7-9f39-673d008650d8", "title": "Understanding 'kkkk' in Online Communication", "abstract_snippet": "'Kkkk' is commonly used in Brazilian Portuguese to represent laughter, similar to 'lol' or 'haha' in English. It is an onomatopoeia that mimics the sound of laughter. The more 'k's used, the stronger the expression of amusement. This form of e-laughter is also seen in Korean with '\u314b\u314b\u314b' and '\u314e\u314e\u314e'.", "article_tree_markdown": "Generated with sparks and insights from [6 sources](prompt://ask_markdown/?question=Show%20me%20all%20the%20sources&answer=Here%20are%20the%20sources%20I%20found%20for%20you%3A%0A-%20%5Bdaretoknowthings.quora.com%5D%28https%3A//daretoknowthings.quora.com/https-www-quora-com-Why-do-Brazilians-say-kkkk-when-laughing-answer-Nalini-143%29%0A-%20%5Bmymodernmet.com%5D%28https%3A//mymodernmet.com/laughing-online-in-different-languages/%29%0A-%20%5Btechnologynetworks.com%5D%28https%3A//www.technologynetworks.com/neuroscience/news/your-laughter-can-reveal-your-cultural-background-355878%29%0A-%20%5Btheschoolofmanners.com%5D%28https%3A//www.theschoolofmanners.com/blog/https/wwwtheschoolofmannerscom/blog-page-url/new-post-title%29%0A-%20%5Ben.wikipedia.org%5D%28https%3A//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KKKK%29%0A-%20%5Binstagram.com%5D%28https%3A//www.instagram.com/p/Cw-bdhUrYsV/%3Fnext%3D%252Froccosweho%252F%29%0A)\n\n

\n\n## Introduction\n\n- Meaning: 'kkkk' is used to express laughter in [Brazilian Portuguese](prompt://ask_markdown?question=Brazilian+Portuguese), similar to 'lol' or 'haha' in English.\n\n- Origin: The use of 'kkkk' comes from the onomatopoeic representation of laughter, mimicking the sound of someone laughing.\n\n- Usage: It is commonly used in online conversations and social media by Brazilians to indicate amusement.\n\n- Variations: The more 'k's used in a row (e.g., 'kkkkk'), the stronger the expression of laughter.\n\n- Cultural Context: Different cultures have unique ways of expressing laughter online, such as 'jajaja' in Spanish or '\u314b\u314b\u314b' in Korean.\n\n## [Meaning and Usage](/spark?generatorapi=generate_by_article_name&generatorapi_param=query=Meaning+and+Usage+of+%27kkkk%27) [[12](https://daretoknowthings.quora.com/https-www-quora-com-Why-do-Brazilians-say-kkkk-when-laughing-answer-Nalini-143)]\n\n- Expression: 'kkkk' is used to express laughter in Brazilian Portuguese.\n\n- Context: It is often seen in online conversations and social media.\n\n- Intensity: The number of 'k's can indicate the intensity of the laughter.\n\n- Comparison: Similar to 'lol' or 'haha' in English.\n\n- Frequency: Commonly used among Brazilian internet users.\n\n\n\n## [Cultural Variations](/spark?generatorapi=generate_by_article_name&generatorapi_param=query=Cultural+Variations+in+Online+Laughter) [[13](https://www.theschoolofmanners.com/blog/https/wwwtheschoolofmannerscom/blog-page-url/new-post-title)]\n\n- Brazilian Portuguese: 'kkkk' is used to express laughter.\n\n- Spanish: 'jajaja' is the equivalent expression.\n\n- Korean: '\u314b\u314b\u314b' (kkk) and '\u314e\u314e\u314e' (hhh) are used to indicate e-laughter.\n\n- English: 'lol' and 'haha' are common expressions.\n\n- Portuguese: Most Portuguese people are unfamiliar with 'kkkk' and its usage.\n\n\n

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\n\n## [Origins and [Onomatopoeia](prompt://ask_markdown?question=Onomatopoeia)](/spark?generatorapi=generate_by_article_name&generatorapi_param=query=Origins+and+Onomatopoeia+of+%27kkkk%27) [[12](https://daretoknowthings.quora.com/https-www-quora-com-Why-do-Brazilians-say-kkkk-when-laughing-answer-Nalini-143)]\n\n- Onomatopoeia: 'kkkk' is an onomatopoeic representation of laughter.\n\n- Sound Imitation: It mimics the sound of someone laughing.\n\n- Cultural Adoption: Different cultures adopt unique onomatopoeic expressions for laughter.\n\n- Brazilian Usage: 'kkkk' is specifically popular in Brazilian Portuguese.\n\n- Evolution: The use of 'kkkk' has evolved with the rise of online communication.\n\n\n\n## [Examples in Media](/spark?generatorapi=generate_by_article_name&generatorapi_param=query=Examples+of+%27kkkk%27+in+Media) [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KKKK)]\n\n- Radio Station: KKKK was the call sign for a radio station in Odessa, Texas from 1977 until 1998.\n\n- Art: A book with 17 chromogenic prints of dolls dressed in KKK garb is titled 'KKKK'.\n\n- SoundCloud: 'kkkk' is used as a username on SoundCloud.\n\n- YouTube: Various videos use 'kkkk' in their titles to indicate humor or laughter.\n\n- Facebook: Videos on Facebook also use 'kkkk' to denote funny content.\n\n\n\n## [Comparisons with Other Languages](/spark?generatorapi=generate_by_article_name&generatorapi_param=query=Comparisons+of+%27kkkk%27+with+Other+Languages) [[14](https://www.instagram.com/p/Cw-bdhUrYsV/?next=%2Froccosweho%2F)]\n\n- English: 'lol' and 'haha' are common expressions for laughter.\n\n- Spanish: 'jajaja' is used to express laughter.\n\n- Korean: '\u314b\u314b\u314b' (kkk) and '\u314e\u314e\u314e' (hhh) are used for e-laughter.\n\n- Portuguese: 'kkkk' is not commonly understood in Portugal.\n\n- Brazilian Portuguese: 'kkkk' is widely used to indicate laughter.\n\n\n\n## Related Videos\n

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