Olena S. answered 11/28/20
Russian/Ukrainian Tutuor
Whoever wrote this smiled and wanted to point it out.
Olena S. answered 11/28/20
Russian/Ukrainian Tutuor
Whoever wrote this smiled and wanted to point it out.
Svetlana P. answered 06/22/20
Professional Russian Language Teacher
It’s a smiley face in the Russian-speaking segment of the web. Russians use smiley without a colon “)”, “)))”, first, because it’s shorter and faster and, second, because they want to show a text or message receiver their friendliness, politeness or to inform that it’s something they really like. The information, which a smiley face follows after, doesn’t necessarily mean anything funny.
This is not Russian language, this is web language. Most probably those are smiles :-)))
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