In Japanese, people usually end a statement with "w" as it is short for 笑う (roma...

		jzelinskie on May 1, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: If you use 'haha', you're probably old In Japanese, people usually end a statement with "w" as it is short for 笑う (romanized: warau) which means to laugh. It even parallels "lololol" by adding more "w"s (i.e. 偶然だｗｗｗ).