What does the smiley face mean in Japanese?

hey is that professional griefer

no, he's part of the black parade

okie

lol

DEAR GOD-

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Lmao

hold on im making a bingo abt u

Yay

posted it

Thank u mate

now do it

Did it

post it in msmg then link

DOG*

How many? Let's see...

🇪🇸 Spanish flag
🇺🇸 American label
🇯🇵 Japanese writing
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿/🇬🇧 English name
🇷🇺 Russian banner
🇮🇹 Italian Pizza

So at least 6, unless the Japanese and Chinese writings mention more!

don't forget FRENCH toast

That makes it 8!

Omg !

China really wanted to get countries mad!

Yeah!

Looks like China wants a round 2 fr

Also the "made in China" label, so 7

Wow!

You forgot France and Germany

I added them on 2 other comments before this, so it's 9 countries

LOL

Don't forget ドイツ means Germany.

In that case, it's 9

By the way, the Japanese text in the red part says Germany something

oh nett

Is that a yes?

Nein,
it actually means “oh nice"

So no?

nein means no dude

Ok sigh

True.

tsu you're welcome

Oh, right!

The smiley face シ is the "shi" sound, while ツ is the "tsu" sound.
The top Japanese text says "English French toast" (igirisu furenchi tōsuto)

What does shi and tsu mean?

It's just the sounds. Shi is a syllable, it's pronounced like the word "she". Tsu is a syllable that doesn't really exist in English. It just sounds like "sue" but with a kinda soft t sound, so it'd be like t'sue

Is there any, really??

There's quite a bit actually.

Oh. Thx bro

Iceu likes everyone can TheYesNinja fly? But no how anti gametoons is cool well Tako is a smart dude

uhm

Noooo problem!

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