חחח
Hebrew
Etymology
Imitative of the sound of laughter.
Pronunciation
- (Modern Israeli Hebrew) IPA(key): /χaχaχa/, /χχχ/
Interjection
חָחָחָ • (chachacha)
- (slang) LOL, hahaha: used to indicate that the writer is laughing.
- 2012 February 9, a Netanya policewoman in a Facebook conversation, quoted in Raanan Ben-Zur (רענן בן צור), "השוטרים חשפו בפייסבוק: 'המכות בגלל שוטרת'" (hashot'rím khas'fú b'féisbuk: "hamakót biglál shotéret", "The officers revealed on Facebook: 'the beatings were because of a policewoman'"), on Ynet:
- חחח נכון נ. את עשית את כל הבלאגן!!
- חחח nakhón N. át asít ét kól habalagán!!
LOL Yeah N. you made the whole mess!!
- חחח nakhón N. át asít ét kól habalagán!!
- 2012 February 9, a Netanya policewoman in a Facebook conversation, quoted in Raanan Ben-Zur (רענן בן צור), "השוטרים חשפו בפייסבוק: 'המכות בגלל שוטרת'" (hashot'rím khas'fú b'féisbuk: "hamakót biglál shotéret", "The officers revealed on Facebook: 'the beatings were because of a policewoman'"), on Ynet:
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