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I don't know why, but I just thought up of this question. But seriously, what? I mean I bet they might still say "XD"...
Do for example, spanish people instead say "Rac"? ("Reír a carcajadas" - I used google translate, and don't know what that means lol).
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i know in spanish instead of hahaha people say jajaja

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The-Whiz wrote:
Spanish would be rhfr, I guess...
French, rdf...
German, lhl...
Italian, gr.
I love the built-in translator...
lhl? Thats wrong...
It would be: lack nach drausen, even though that soundw wierd, its the literal translation
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Here in Chile we use LOL too. >:C
But RAC is right... We just don't use it
Also sometimes we just type out the laughing as "jajajajaja".
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technoguyx wrote:
Here in Chile we use LOL too. >:C
But RAC is right... We just don't use itAlso sometimes we just type out the laughing as "jajajajaja".
RAC is a car insurance place in my country.
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I think the Brazilians say Euahsahshasuahashauahsauashuehaushauheuhsuashhua
It's honestly the freakiest laugh I've ever seen. I don't know if they laugh like that in real life or whatever
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