Katharina Buczek
The study goes on to break down common ways of laughing over text in numerous other languages, including Portuguese, Turkish, French, Hindi, Bengali, Arabic, Russian, Korean, Greek, Lithuanian, and more.
But despite some differences, it is clear that the whole world laughs together in very similar ways. And learning how to share a laugh with other cultures can only help bring us that much closer together.
To read the complete study, visit the link here.
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