The second of the two frowning face emojis, the slightly frowning face is now far more widespread in use than the original. It is the digital shrug we all reach for when words fail us, yet emotions run deep. Picture this: it's late at night, your friend cancels on you last minute. Sure, you could unleash a paragraph about feeling let down, but a simple 🙁 does the trick. It's mild disappointment, captured in pixels.
Don't be fooled by its subtlety; the 🙁 is anything but one-dimensional. Like a skilled actor, it can evoke a range of emotions from mild concern to tepid sadness. On social platforms like TikTok, it's the go-to emoji for reacting to cringeworthy fails and heart-tugging tales alike. A terse "🙁 #feels" under a post can be the equivalent of a virtual hug, its understated frown offering empathy.
But what if you're the sort who loves to dwell in the nuances? Then you'd find a haven in this emoji. It's a chameleon of the emotional spectrum. Yes, it can express disappointment, but its resonance varies depending on the sender and context. A guy might use it to tacitly acknowledge a slight, while a girl might deploy it as a token of shared sorrow. It's all about the vibes, you know?
It is doing its job without the drama that comes with its intense cousin, the ☹️ Frowning Face. It's been capturing our "meh" moments long before it was cool.
For instance, if you're a Snapchatter, slapping on a 🙁 at the end of a message can soften the blow of bad news or even pepper in a little irony. The emoji is versatile; it's the Swiss Army knife in your texting toolkit.
In business emails, you might want to think twice before using it though. A professional setting often demands more articulate expressions. Yet in casual Slack chats among colleagues, the 🙁 could be your ally, adding just the right dash of human touch to otherwise sterile interactions.
Whether you're texting your grandma or responding to a tweet, the 🙁 Slightly Frowning Face serves as your emotional shorthand. It's the pinch of salt in a conversation, never the main course, but oh-so-crucial for flavor. From confirming your status as 'unimpressed' to underscoring a regretful tone, this emoji does it all without saying a word. So the next time you find yourself at a loss for words, let 🙁 do the talking. You'd be amazed how much a little frown can say.
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Note: - If you can't see the emoji, your device may not support Slightly Frowning Face emoji but you can still use it on other platforms.
Representations : Slightly Frowning Face Sad Upset Disappoint Frown Slowly can be represented by 🙁 emoji.
When a girl hits you with the 🙁, it's a subtle nudge, a soft tap on the shoulder signaling her mood. Unlike its heavier counterpart, ☹️, this emoji operates in the lighter shades of disappointment and concern.
Picture this: She's had a long day, nothing terribly catastrophic, but small inconveniences have piled up. Maybe she lost her favorite earring or her coffee order got mixed up. 🙁 isn't about heartbreak; it's about those "Oh, come on!" moments.
There's also that element of empathy. If you've shared a mild misfortune, like missing out on tickets to a concert or a minor hiccup at work, her 🙁 is her virtual way of saying, "That's a bummer."
Now, on the flip side, this emoji can sometimes play in the realm of playful mock disappointment. Did you forget your shared movie night? Expect a 🙁 coupled with a teasing comment. It's her cheeky way of saying, "You owe me one!"
While the emoji can often hint at light-hearted jesting, it can equally represent genuine mild upset. Perhaps you made a comment that didn't land well or plans had to be rescheduled. 🙁 is her gentle way of expressing that things didn't quite hit the mark.
but currently not supported in HTC, Messenger, Emojidex
Slightly Frowning Face may look different on every device. In the above images you can view how Slightly Frowning Face emoji appears on different devices. Emoji of Slightly Frowning Face can be used on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and many other platforms and OS but not supported in HTC, Messenger, Emojidex. Some devices may show a blank box or X instead of Slightly Frowning Face emoji as every device doesn't support each one of the emoji.
This emoji was first introduced in Unicode 7.0 on June 16, 2014 which was followed by addition to Emoji 1.0 in August, 2015. Slightly Frowning Face emoji appeared on iOS 9.1, Android 6.0.1, EmojiOne 1.0 for the first time.
| Language | Short Name |
|---|---|
| Spanish | Cara ligeramente fruncida |
| German | Leicht finsteres Gesicht |
| French | Visage légèrement froncé |
| Russian | Слегка нахмуренное лицо |
| Italian | Volto leggermente accigliato |
| Portuguese | Rosto levemente carrancudo |
| Unicode : | U+1F641 |
| Hex Code | |
|---|---|
| Code Point(s): | 1f641 |
| HTML Entity: | 🙁 |
| UTF-8: | F0 9F 99 81 |
| UTF-8 (C): | F0 9F 99 81 |
| UTF-16: | 0xd83dde41 |
| UTF-16 (C): | 0xD83D 0xDE41 |
| UTF-32: | 1F641 |
| UTF-32 (C): | 0x00001F641 |
| Decimal Code | |
| Code Point(s): | 128577 |
| HTML Entity: | 🙁 |
| UTF-16: | 55357 56897 |
| UTF-32: | 128577 |
| Octal Code | |
| UTF-8: | 360 237 231 201 |
| Other developer codes: | |
| PHP: | "\xf0\x9f\x99\x81" |
| Python: | u"\U0001F641" |
| Java, C++, C: | "0xD83D\uDE41" |
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