Welcome to the World of Emojis 😋 😛 😝 😜 🤪

 Emojis are a fantastic way to express yourself. They’re the simplest way to add a dash of emotion to your daily texts. These allow you to vividly communicate your feelings and emotions while also improving your conversation experience without having to type. Emoji users were found to be more personable, while emojis with faces were proven to be more influential than emojis without faces. Emojis cover a wide range of topics, including transportation, food, and a variety of wild and domesticated animals, as well as social media platforms, weather, and body functions.

Emojis have the ability to alter our emotions, improve our relationships, and even assist us in learning. People use emojis to do the following things in a nutshell:

😯Communicate feelings, reactions and things

🤠Encourage interaction

🥺Set an emotional tone

Here are 6 more astonishing emoji Facts & Benefits:

World Emoji Day 2022

Credits: www.scienceofpeople.com

Do you know there is EMOJI DAY IN THE WORLD? 🤷‍♂️
🤔When is World Emoji Day 2022?

🙋 We chose July 17 as the date for World Emoji Day because it is famously displayed on the Calendar Emoji 📅. World Emoji Day 2022 date honors several of the world’s meaningful icons for digital calendars.

Why not celebrate emojis🌟, which we all use every day?

🌍🌦️World Emoji Day is arriving soon 📅

so, 🙌 Take part in the fun 😂 😃🧘🏻‍♂️ 🍞 🚗 📞 🎉 ❤️!!

Why is World Emoji Day celebrated❓

💡 This July 17 was picked because of the calendar emoji date; however, the day is far more than simply one emoji. The celebration of all emojis is known as World Emoji Day🎉😍🥳🎉, the day encourages us to send one-of-a-kind messages using emojis. The day’s main goal is to encourage people to use emojis in their communications.

World Emoji Day recognises the day displayed on the iOS Calendar Emoji, and it even has its own hymn! Isn’t it amusing how history circles back on itself? Before alphabetic languages were formed, the globe used to communicate via visuals, and now we’re back to using them in the current age! Of course, they’re much more technologically advanced now and can move on their own, but they’re still a fantastic way to express yourself and make others laugh.

It all started with a Bad Joke 😶

In 1982, a joke at Carnegie Mellon University went horribly wrong, prompting the creation of the emoticon. Because of the confusion caused by a joke about a fictitious mercury dump posted on an online message board, Dr. Scott E. Fahlman proposed that jokes and nonjokes be distinguished by two sets of characters which we now recognise as standard emoticons: the smiley face:-) and the frowning face:-(. After that, emoticons became quite popular among Internet users.

Emoticon or Emoji 🤔

There were emoticons before the emoji.

Emoticons (emotion + icon) were created to portray emotions in writings that were otherwise devoid of them.

Sorry for bringing up a fresh can of worms, but we need to handle this. You’ve heard of an emoticon, but have you heard of an emoji? Were you under the impression they were the same person? Here’s how to distinguish between emoticons and emoji.

Is there a distinction between emoticons and emojis, and how do smileys fit in? Let’s start with the facts. However, the distinction between the two is straightforward: emoticons are combinations of symbols found on your keyboard, such as letters and punctuation marks, whereas emojis are images. We’ll go through this in further depth later.

What Is an Emoji, exactly?

To put it simply, emojis are images of human emotions, live beings, objects, and even symbols. Emojis (plural emojis) are a type of pictogram that can depict anything from a smiling face to a mango. Every year, new emojis are released, much to the delight of smartphone users. Emoji is a Japanese word that literally means “picture character” (from Japanese e — “picture,” and moji — “letter, character”).

Emoji were created in 1999 by Shigetaka Kurita with a Japanese audience in mind. Emoji are now available in almost all messaging apps, and while different apps have different emoji styles, Unicode allows emoji to be translated across platforms.

Every year, new emojis are created (both emoji and emojis are acceptable plural forms of the word). Jeremy Burge was born in the United Kingdom and is an emoji historian. The originator of Emojipedia, as well as the author of World Emoji Day, is widely regarded as an emoji genius. All emoji updates are tracked by emojipedia.org across all platforms and operating systems. More than 1800 emojis are available, covering a wide range of topics. If you want to learn more about emojis, go to emojipedia.org.

Emojis on Social Media Platforms
Emoji faces are used on SMS and social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. They were previously known as smileys and are frequently confused with emoticons and they’re used in a variety of ways. In the Messenger app, you may add emoticons to photographs you share by using stickers, comments, or large characteristic Facebook emojis. WhatsApp features its own emoji designs, which are available on both the Android and web versions of the app. Whatsapp Rolled Out Emoji Message Reactions such as

👍Thumbs-up

❤️Heart

😂Sobbing with Laughter

😯Surprised face

☹️Sad

😭crying face

simply long-press the message and then tap on one of the icons to select an emoji to react with.

Instagram makes use of the built-in emoji keyboard for iOS and Android. Swiping up from the center of the screen in the Stories interface exposes a set of stickers, followed by recent emojis. Instagram now allows users to search for photographs using emoji hashtags.

☃️ Snowman

🍕 Pizza

🎺Trumpet are some examples.

😮An Interesting Fact you should know: Among the 6.44 million total emojis hashtagged on Instagram thus far, a simple red heart ❤️ won out by a long shot including those found in captions and comments.

Meanings (probably) of emojis can be perplexing😕
Isn’t it true that if a picture is worth a thousand words, an emoji is worth at least 10,000? But, with so many alternatives to pick from, how is one supposed to know when to use each of them? Are you familiar with the meanings of emojis? There are hundreds of emojis available; here is a selection of the finest emojis and their meanings.

Let us understand few Emoji Name and When to Use them ?

😃 - Smiley

Represents happiness and good feelings. Best for light compliments too!

😄 - Grinning Face

Conveys happiness and joy in the direction of something positive and exciting.

😁 - Grinning Face with Smiling Eyes Emoji

When you’re joyful, but you’re not sure if the other person is as well. It’s not like you care.

😂 - face with tears of joy Emoji

This is how genuine laughing is expressed

😇 - happy face with a halo on top of its head

Denotes goodness or faultlessness or blessings

Few Latest smiling face emojis have been released this year.

 - Melting Face

Embarrassment, shame, or a steadily sinking sense of dread can also be used metaphorically.

Face with Open Eyes and Hand Over Mouth

To represent shock or astonishment

Face with Peeking Eye

Something that is terrifying, nasty, or embarrassing but being unable to ignore it.

Saluting Face

Used as a sign of respect.

Face Holding Back Tears

Sadness, wrath, humiliation, adoration, and appreciation are some of the emotions which it can portray.

Palm Up Hand

express the action of lifting, offering, requesting, or beckoning,” as well as to indicate that you’re inquiring.

Palm Down Hand

The action of dropping or reaching for something

🤘 - Rock On

This emoji may resemble “Rock On,” but it’s actually ASL(American Sign Language) for “I love you.” (I-L-Y is spelled with all three fingers.)

Index Pointing the viewer

This new emoji is meant to express a strong “you,” such as in a text message to your roommate: “No, YOU have to clean the house tomorrow.”

Hand with Index Finger and Thumb Crossed

This gesture can be interpreted as either money (two fingers rubbing together) or love (finger hearts thrown up by K-Pop fans).

🤙 - Call me Hand

This hand is referred to as the “call me” hand which makes sense.

Heart Hands

This is used to communicate “love and support,” according to Emojipedia, which feels pretty true.

🖖 - Vulcan Salute emoji

“Live long and prosper,” says the salutation, which is really a greeting.

🙃 Irony of Emojis

The majority of people nowadays make use of emojis on their screens but do not have genuine feelings in their hearts. Emojis and feelings abound on your devices, but the heart is completely empty. Make sure you grin back the next time you use a smiley emoji 😊!!

Happiness is personal endeavor-
As they say 
“चित्ते प्रसन्ने भुवनं प्रसन्नं चित्ते विषण्णे भुवनं विषण्णम् । “
“The world appears to be pleasant when the mind is pleased.”

Prernamurti Bharti Shriji conveys the message to be happy and keep smiling always in the ups and downs of life.

Let us try a new thing this World Emoji Day

😎😎Light Up Life with emojis

💬 Keep it Emoji-only- Today with NO TEXT.

📧Have you received an email from your child’s school? Emojis are the best way to respond.

👩‍🦰Is it a text from Mom? Use emojis to describe your day.

🙋Are you a few minutes late for work? Use emojis to express your regret!

💳Getting a call from the bank? It’s probably best to respond to that.

Let’s bring life with the most emojis it’s ever seen. Tell us about your favorite emoji, Cool Symbols & Cool Fonts — Symbols and why you like it so much? Send your favorite emoji as a comment, Include the hashtag #MyFavouriteEmoji under the comments section so that others can join in the fun.

World Emoji Day comes only once a year, so make the most of it! 🙋😍👾🌷🐝👻🍡💙🏃🌇🌀😜