Does anyone know what this means in english...ì›ƒìœ ??

Question

Im just wonderin so please help me

Answer 1

The only thing I can tell you is that it's Korean.

Answer 2

that's not really a word

it's probably used by kids...to make them sound cute or something...like slang

웃유 - please smile

most likely 웃어요.

Answer 3

looks like standing and sitting

Answer 4

웃유 doesn't exist in the korean language.

It is said like "oo-shyoo"

Answer 5

Its Russian the hard sound symbol...it means you don't palatalize the preceding consonant-you don't pronounce the "y" sound...  

Answer 6

To my knowledge, it doesn't mean anything. I even asked my mother and she doesn't know either. BUTTT it does sound like a word that means "Oh thats really funny". Maybe it was a misspelling? The language is Korean by the way.