Emoji-ttal
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2020 7:52 am
This one's just for fun. I couldn't find a better subforum to categorize it under.
I noticed when opening one of my Sagittal spreadsheets on my mobile device that the Unicode characters for Sagittal symbols rendered as emojis. Like this:
Not all of them were defined, but in case anyone is interested, I took a moment to type up the ones that were:
ramen
onigiri
necktie
tulip
sushi
orange
watermelon
bouquet
cactus
headphones
clinking beer mugs
cigarette
balloon
eggplant
bento box
party popper
pink bow
CD
woman's hat
red lipstick
person getting massage
barbershop pole
bikini
film clapper
musical notes
growing heart
blue heart
yellow heart
sparkles
dash
hollow red circle
anger symbol
memo
kare
oden
hibiscus
sunflower
apple
strawberry
tomato
palm tree
WC sign
sake
Japanese "congratulations" button
pill
bomb
birthday cake
nabe
scissors
Japanese "secret" button
bugle
dress
nail polish
haircut
kimono
handbag
bell
beating heart
heart with arrow
green heart
purple heart
yellow star
sweat droplets
red X
glowing star
A bunch of them are Japanese foods. Having lived in Japan for a few years and being a huge fan of Japanese food, I suggest you familiarize yourself with these foods if you are not already.
I noticed when opening one of my Sagittal spreadsheets on my mobile device that the Unicode characters for Sagittal symbols rendered as emojis. Like this:
Not all of them were defined, but in case anyone is interested, I took a moment to type up the ones that were:
ramen
onigiri
necktie
tulip
sushi
orange
watermelon
bouquet
cactus
headphones
clinking beer mugs
cigarette
balloon
eggplant
bento box
party popper
pink bow
CD
woman's hat
red lipstick
person getting massage
barbershop pole
bikini
film clapper
musical notes
growing heart
blue heart
yellow heart
sparkles
dash
hollow red circle
anger symbol
memo
kare
oden
hibiscus
sunflower
apple
strawberry
tomato
palm tree
WC sign
sake
Japanese "congratulations" button
pill
bomb
birthday cake
nabe
scissors
Japanese "secret" button
bugle
dress
nail polish
haircut
kimono
handbag
bell
beating heart
heart with arrow
green heart
purple heart
yellow star
sweat droplets
red X
glowing star
A bunch of them are Japanese foods. Having lived in Japan for a few years and being a huge fan of Japanese food, I suggest you familiarize yourself with these foods if you are not already.