Jájajaja
Used in Iceland to break the silence in either (A) awkward situation (B) to keep a conversation afloat or (C) to show emotional support to a speaker.
In written format one should not use a Jájaja following another person´s Jájaja without using an Exclamation mark
The last "a" in Jajaja is silent, a small nose whistling sound is considered polite after a Jájaja.
Used in Iceland to break the silence in either (A) awkward situation (B) to keep a conversation afloat or (C) to show emotional support to a speaker.
In written format one should not use a Jájaja following another person´s Jájaja without using an Exclamation mark
The last "a" in Jajaja is silent, a small nose whistling sound is considered polite after a Jájaja.
After a long pause in conversation a well placed Jájaja can keep even the dullest minds engaged.
Example "the weather is quite good today...jájajaja the weather is very good."
Example "the weather is quite good today...jájajaja the weather is very good."
by Dr. plafbejen April 26, 2017