This is a short way to say you are excited. It means you are looking forward to something. It comes from a word that means 'excited'.
This is a short way to say you are excited. It means you are looking forward to something. It comes from a word that means 'excited'.
The trailer for the new game is out tomorrow, so excited!
I was so incredibly excited for the concert yesterday!
I'm waiting for the results announcement, full of anticipation.
Regarding this announcement, rather than being excited, I'm just anxious.
Right before the livestream started, the comment section was flooded with a barrage of 'wktk'.
Imagine your face is shiny. This is from excitement. 'Wakuwaku' means excited. 'Teka teka' means shiny. So 'wktk' means you are very excited.
This is different from other internet words. For example, 'w' means laughing. 'kwsk' asks for more details. 'wktk' shows you are excited. It does not ask for things. It does not show a reaction. It shows your own feeling.
Don't use this when you speak. Don't use it in formal writing. For example, don't use it in a business email.
Use this when you want to show you are excited. It means you are looking forward to something good. It is like saying "I can't wait!"
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