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27 cze 2021 · Używasz Kappy, aby zaznaczyć, że to, co powiedziałeś, nie powinno być traktowane poważnie. Warto jednak pamiętać, że emote Kappa nie oznacza od razu, jak dana wypowiedź powinna zostać odebrana. Możesz po prostu trollować, wygłaszać lekki komentarz lub być sarkastyczny.
15 sty 2015 · Sama nazwa pochodzi od japońskiego słowa Kappa (Chwila, Japonia? Dokładnie, nasz bohater od dziecięcych lat interesował się japońską kulturą): Japoński złośliwy demon wodny. Istnieje wiele relacji o spotkaniu z kappą, schwytaniu go w sieci itp., dlatego jest on też obiektem badań kryptozoologii.
19 wrz 2023 · What Does Kappa Mean? The term kappa is a slang term that originated in the gaming community, particularly on Twitch. It is used to indicate sarcasm or to emphasize a sarcastic comment. The term is commonly used in chat conversations on Twitch.tv and has become a popular and significant face emoticon on the platform.
2 gru 2023 · Kappa is a Twitch emote that is generally used to relay sarcasm or as an “eye-roll” response to something the Twitch streamer says or does on screen. Known as a “troll” emote, Kappa is often spammed in chat when someone is sarcastic or checking to see if they have the Golden Kappa.
5 lip 2019 · Kappa is widely used on Twitch in chats to signal you are being sarcastic or ironic, are trolling, or otherwise playing around with someone. It is usually typed at the end of a string of text, but, as can often the case on Twitch, it is also often used on its own or repeatedly (to spam someone).
The Kappa emote (or just the word “kappa”) is used either at the end of a message or spammed in the chat to imply sarcasm, irony, or just the act of trolling. It’s one of the most frequently used native Twitch emotes, daily use of which averages around 1 million.
