'khuon mat nai ni 🥺👉👈' emojis

This emoji is used when you earnestly desire something or are asking for a favor. It's often used when acting cute with puppy-dog eyes.

This is used when asking friends or family for help or forgiveness. It's effective in swaying someone's heart with a cute and innocent expression.

This emoji is used in situations where you feel like crying from joy or being moved. It's used when you're experiencing complex emotions but trying to hold back tears.

It's often used at meaningful events like graduations or award ceremonies. It's suitable for expressing mixed emotions of joy and sadness.

This emoji is often used to express apologies or requests. In Korean culture, bowing one's head is a way of showing respect or remorse.

It's frequently used in messages or chats when you've made a mistake or need to ask for help. It's a polite gesture commonly seen in Asian cultures, especially in Korea and Japan.

This emoji represents a facial expression of anger or displeasure. It is used to express dissatisfaction or disappointment.

It's often used playfully among friends to express a sulky face. It's also frequently used to express mild displeasure jokingly.

This emoji represents a cat's face looking angry or sulky. It's characterized by a cat face instead of the usual yellow circle.

Use this when you've had a little argument with a friend or when you're feeling a bit upset. It's often used as a cute way to express being slightly miffed rather than outright anger.