Happy
- Input
- feliz / happy
- Expected output
- 😀 😊 🙂 🥰
30 results in English against 22 in Portuguese for the same search.
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happy face emoji
Searching "happy" returns 30 emoji in the English catalog. The same idea in Portuguese, "feliz", returns 22, because the English emojibase annotation ties the word to more expressions than the Portuguese one does.
30 results in English against 22 in Portuguese for the same search.
12 results, cat faces with the same expression included.
27 English results; the list size shifts depending on the exact term searched.
Yes, because what's copied is real Unicode text, not an image. Any text field that accepts Unicode (social media, WhatsApp, email, source code, file names) accepts the result. The only thing that can vary is the artwork: it may look different from platform to platform, but the meaning and the underlying text stay the same.
🙂 slightly smiling face tends to read as neutral or mildly positive, sometimes even passive-aggressive depending on context; 😊 smiling face with smiling eyes conveys genuine warmth and happiness, with no ambiguity. Both sit among the 30 results for "happy" in English.
Because the dataset carries independent per-language annotations: the English emojibase version ties "happy" to 30 emoji, including a few gestures, while the Portuguese annotation ties "feliz" to 22, a narrower set of faces. It is not a bug, it is a real difference in how each language was tagged.
Because the "smileys & emotion" group has 9 cat faces that mirror human expressions, and at least 3 of them carry good-mood keywords in their annotations, the same text that surfaces a human face in the search. The tool doesn't distinguish species, it only compares text.
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