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The first time you saw someone write "jaja" you thought they missed the "h" key. amirite?
by Anonymous13 years ago
Jajajaja!
by Anonymous13 years ago
i think that the second time too, what else could it mean?
by Anonymous13 years ago
i think that's how spanish/mexican people say hahahahaha
by Anonymous13 years ago
Yeah it is. :)
by Anonymous13 years ago
Actually 'ja' is the afrikaans word for yes, and its usually used when someone tells you something you all ready know, or you don't want to do. Like when your mother tells you to pick up your washing, "jaja, ill do it now" is a common reply, basically like "yeah whatever ill do it now" I don't know how you use it?
by Anonymous13 years ago
lol thats so true, i doubt thats what they meant to say. Whats yes in dutch?
by Anonymous13 years ago
In German ja means yes. But its pronounced ya not ja.
by Anonymous13 years ago
I understand how theres different WORDS in different languages. But to the point where we LAUGH in different languages is just plain retarded :p
by Anonymous13 years ago
It's just because in spanish the h is silent so if we put haha it would be pronounced a-a. just like in english some people may not read the j in jaja as an h sound. :P
by Anonymous13 years ago
I read it as if it were German ("ya") and was confused because the person was South American but then I realized it was laughter.
by Anonymous13 years ago
I didn't know what context it was used in. That's really weird though. I live in South Africa and my friends would consider it really strange if I started laughing using jaja, instead of haha. Thanks for the culture lesson. :)
by Anonymous13 years ago
Cutee a couple of my friends are afrikaans! You like Die hewels fantasties? =)
by Anonymous13 years ago
Think "jalapeno". The "J" sounds like an "H".
by Anonymous13 years ago
I'm more into the metal scene lately, but yes I do! I'm going to one of their concerts soonish. Are you american?
by Anonymous13 years ago
I'm from Belgium. "Ja" in Dutch means "yes"
Soo.. I've never considered it a Spanish laugh:p
by Anonymous13 years ago
well, i'm american, so that's not what i thought it was either.
by Anonymous13 years ago
It's how you spell haha in spanish because 'h' is silent in spanish (hola), and 'j' makes an 'h' sound (jalapeno)
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