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Appendix:Variations of "hj" English Etymology From mul / tone indicator + en half-joking 1, using the tone indicator format of slash-prefixing set by the earlier en /s sarcasm. Symbol sym en internet slang tone indicator Denotes that the preceding statement is said half-jokingly. en Denotes a nonliteral statement with an underlying element of truth or sincerity. en /j<t:joking> /hyp<t:hyperbole> en /s<t:sarcasm> Denotes a literal statement that is superficially humorous. en /gen<t:genuine> LOL LMAO XD Used to introduce uncertainty or deniability of whether a statement is literal or joking: Just kidding, unless…? References Tone Indicators List en tone indicators hj