OwO
OwO is the Spanish representation of the English emoticon owo, used in online communication to convey a cute or surprised facial expression.
Did you know?
- While English speakers use it for 'surprised' faces, Spanish users often use owo to mimic the facial expressions of 'furries', a global subculture that uses the emoticon to denote certain animal-like traits.
- In some Spanish-speaking online circles, OwO is considered distinct from UwU, with the former representing active surprise and the latter representing a state of contentment.
- In Spanish digital culture, users often use owo to signal a 'kawaii' or highly stylized cute aesthetic, heavily influenced by Japanese anime subcultures rather than Spanish tradition.
Examples in context
- ¡OwO! Qué lindo es ese gatito.OwO! That kitten is so cute.
- Mira su cara, OwO.Look at his face, OwO.
- Me sorprendió mucho tu mensaje, OwO.Your message surprised me a lot, OwO.
Example conversation
Daniel and Sofía are chatting on a messaging app.
- Daniel¿Viste el video del perrito? OwODid you see the video of the puppy? OwO
- SofíaSí, es demasiado adorable.Yes, it is too adorable.
- DanielMe hizo mucha ilusión verlo.It made me so excited to see it.
- SofíaA mí también, qué ternura.Me too, how sweet.
