i'm sorry, but ü is not only used in the german language. it's also used in spanish, such a "pingüino" (penguin)... i doubt it was meant as a disgrace to your culture.
OMG IT'S SCARY! It's like smiley-face meets the monster in the closet! It's like the world's heaviest person grinning! It's eyes are so small and beady! KILL IT! KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!
CHU ARE A DISGRACE TO SIE GERMAN CULTURE. DAT IST NOT A SCHMILEY FACE CHU DUMBFUCK!! IT'S A U UMLAUT. NEIN NEIN NEIN!!!!!!!!!!
i'm sorry, but ü is not only used in the german language. it's also used in spanish, such a "pingüino" (penguin)... i doubt it was meant as a disgrace to your culture.
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Anthony did it first.
Anthony's was posted on May 23, this was posted on March 31.
Oops, I didn't look at the dates, I just knew I'd seen it somewhere before.. My bad.
I prefer ツ as a happy face.
lol, it looks so creepy in this font.
I'm from Mexico indeed hahaha
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(REpost for spelling problems) "Happy Face U", really??? So I guess ñ is just a cute little hat?
OMG IT'S SCARY! It's like smiley-face meets the monster in the closet! It's like the world's heaviest person grinning! It's eyes are so small and beady! KILL IT! KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!
kind of like a penis with tiny balls
I thought it was cuter.
I think its adorable
:∫
how do you type that
Like this: Ü
Ü
It's a U umlaut. It's a (Greman from my experiences...) letter. You would probably need to go into your symbols in Word and pull it out.
*German. There are some other languages that use it, but I think they all have Germanic roots.
Spanish uses it to so that the reader knows that the "u" isn't pronounced like "ooh" (not quite the sound, but close enough in writing)
lets see how long this post can have a steady score of 0.... at least thats what im doing.
well you lose already :(((
it's creepy..... awesomely creepy
... And the same thing can happen to you, smilin' so hard my mouth look like a capital U (8)
It Kinda looks like Squidward!
You know, because the U looks like his odd looking nose!
It looks like my 7th grade Spanish teacher's smiley faces, except less odd-looking...
Ü doesn't really look like a smiley.