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We received feedback from our Portuguese user, but we couldn't understand what does he/she mean, even we translate to English with google translate, will please someone explain to us?

The original feedback was:

primeiro a avaliar kkkkk kkkkk decha o "sim" aqui em baixo kkkk

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A series of Ks is the way that laughter is generally represented in Brazilian Portuguese. It is akin to hahaha or hehe or lolol etc, in English, such that the longer it is the more the laughter.

Furthermore the automatic translator is stumbling because they write "decha" instead of "deixa", so the second bit was intended to be "leave a yes under here".

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  • Furthermore, that's because one of the ways of depicting laughter in an exaggerated manner, especially in old comic book settings is "quáquáquáquá"
    – Juliana Karasawa Souza
    Aug 15, 2019 at 6:52
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IT's similar as "Lol", "LMAO", "hahaha" or another ways to laught.

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    Wellington, a tua resposta não acrescente nada à resposta mais votada
    – Jacinto
    Aug 24, 2021 at 6:26
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it's just "hahahaha" to speakers of Brazilian Portuguese, it's also the same in the japanese language.

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    Welcome to our community, Alex! :) To improve your answer, can you explain a bit better how "kkkkk" is "hahahahaha", and what "hahahahaha" is? (The asker might not know what it is.) You could explain if it is idiomatic, or a phonetic representation, or an onomatopoea, etc.
    – ANeves
    Jul 19, 2019 at 14:01

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