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Emojis. It's as if we spent centuries changing human language just to return to ancient ruins. As with hieroglyphs, however, some of the emojis, like 😁, are easy to translate immediately. And then there are others, like 👾, that the future extraterrestrial civilizations will have trouble determining. Fortunately,Emojipedia has a useful search engine Decode part of the most cryptic of emojis. So, read it and learn why this strange guy in a black is ... Levitatea? And for a cover emoji plus at the minute, here is theThe best new emojis are impatiently expected in 2018.

If this emoji was not so small, you can barely distinguish out what it is, it would be a great way to let someone know that you are busy meditating.

"A man wearing a suit, hovering above the ground with a shadow displayed under Him. Generally shown wearing a Fedora or a similar hat style. This character was initially introduced into the police web font as" mark exclamation in the style of the coarse boy logo found on the recordings of specialties ". The Levitate man is known as Walt Jabsco." This one informs you more questions than it may only be answers.

"A type of monster or creature can appear in arcades video games. Often supposed to be foreign, it can have variable appearances through a range of games." Probably intended to be used when he headed for an arcade, perhaps?

"This pine decoration, calledKadomatsu In Japanese, is bamboo or pine. A kadomatsu is placed on the front ofJapanese houses for the new year, to welcome spirits in the hope of bringing an abundantharvest in the coming year. "As in the enriching culture.

A tree that people use to attach pieces of paper containing good wishes. Often made for spiritual or religious reasons, in many cultures. Tanabata is the Japanese Star Festival, where these trees are commonly used.

"The Tokyo Tower is the second highest building in Japan, located in Minato, Tokyo. Built in 1957, the design of the Tokyo Tower was inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, in France and can be confused for that because of small size. Emoji. "

"A fish coccake (or a fish cake) used in some Asian meals, known as Narutomaki in Japanese. Each slice includes a spiral design for the visual flair." And here you thought it was a sweet.

A red lantern hanging outside an Izakaya in Japan: a bar type that also has small meals available. Suitable for a relaxed evening to eat and / or drink. "Good to know!

"The red dragon tile in the Japanese Mahjong game. White, with red 中 character printed on it."

"A mobile phone, with an arrow pointing to it. Destined to be used for an incoming phone call, but could also indicate anything on the device itself." I guess this one is a little explanatory but I was always confused of its purpose.

No idea that could possibly need this emoji and why.

"A barrell or drum containing oil. The outside of this cylinder is shown in blue, with two holes on the top." Seriously?

"A ceramic, vase object. Can be used inrelationship at the zodiac symbolAquarius. "I can not count how many times a day I needed this one.

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