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Celebrating "World Emoji Day" highlights the importance of these silent symbols that express emotions and facilitate communication among billions of users worldwide. Emojis were created in Japan in 1999 by artist Shigetaka Kurita, and today more than 5,000 symbols are in use, with over 900 million users viewing them daily on WhatsApp and 700 million on Facebook. Expressions of joy and love are among the most commonly used emojis, and they are considered an effective tool for enhancing communication and expressing feelings in a flexible way across cultures.
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