I just received an email ending like this:
是非是非また誘って
How to read the
?
Zero results on Google.
As for the meaning, is it equivalent to よ
?
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Sign up to join this communityI just received an email ending like this:
是非是非また誘って
How to read the
?
Zero results on Google.
As for the meaning, is it equivalent to よ
?
It's mojibake, not a valid character. Looking at the character code I suppose it's this emoji sent from a mobile phone:
The character you presented is U+E4FB. According to the Unicode standard, it is in the "private use area", which means a software or hardware vendor can define what the character means on their own system. Such a character has no universally accepted meaning.
Reference: Wikipedia - Mapping of Unicode characters - Private use characters
"The Basic Multilingual Plane includes a PUA in the range from U+E000 to U+F8FF (6,400)."
javascript: "X".charCodeAt(0).toString(16)
– Nayuki
Aug 19 '11 at 4:37