What does "wkwkwk" mean in Indonesian?

[Alfan]

Perhaps you've heard that question before when you learn Indonesian.
Or, maybe that was yours?

You will not find what "wkwkwk" means when you try to find it in the dictionary. Why? Because that is a texting expression that unlists in the dictionary but is often used by Indonesian native speakers.

"Wkwkwk" is a laughing expression. It has the same meaning as "lol" in English. Indonesians also use "hahaha" or "hehehe" for the same expression.

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[snpark]

Same as 5555555 in Thai
Or hahahahaha in English

 

[Helpful Herbert]

hihihihi in some languages too

wkwkwk this time for africa

 

[Banana72]

Hehehehe too..
Or jajajaja in Spanish?

 

[Nimbus]

I find it interesting that Spanish uses jajaja because ‘j’ is pronounced as ‘h’, so it’s sounded as hahaha. If they write hahaha it becomes aaa because the ‘h’ is silent!

 

[stt_cibubur]

LMAO

 

[Banana72]

By the way this 'wkwkwkwk' is not to be mistaken for wikwikwik. Just to be sure.

 

[snpark]

Winkwink

 

[Alfan]

By the way this 'wkwkwkwk' is not to be mistaken for wikwikwik. Just to be sure.

As an Indonesian, I and my friends always use wkwkwk. Also people in social media.