I literally tweeted the other day that we need an Italian hand emoji. They know — em (@emjonnes) January 30, 2020. Advertisement.

Instead, this ‘Italian hand’ emoji should only be used in disagreement, which — in Bellan’s words — happens most of the time in Italy. In other words, you can’t use it to agree, ...

No more searching for a meme or GIF: the palm-up, fingers-closed hand gesture will appear among the new batch of emojis set for release in 2020. Officially known as the 'Pinched Fingers' emoji, the ...

The new emoji for 2020 were announced yesterday, and Twitter users are excited about one particular addition. The "pinched fingers" emoji has reminded people of the "Italian hand gesture" that has ...

Twitter users see far more than an iconic Italian hand gesture. Unicode Consortium, “The World Standard for Text and Emoji,” is rolling out 117 new emojis this year — and some appear to… ...

You may know it as “the Italian hand gesture.” ... On English-language Twitter, for instance, the ratio of hand emoji to face emoji increased 24 percent after March 2020.

The Unicode Consortium, which oversees the release of new emoji, announces 117 new symbols. They include a transgender flag and a popular Italian hand gesture. Find out what else you might see ...

Yep. The seemingly innocent “Italian hand” emoji or the “pay me” symbol, as it has also been called, has already been completely hornified as the universal text symbol for fisting.

You'll also get a disguised face, polar bear, bubble tea, pickup truck, toothbrush, military helmet, two people hugging, and more -- 62 new emoji and 55 skin tone variants in all.

Messaging your Italian friends is about to get that much easier with a new emoji representing one of Italy's best-known hand gestures. No more searching for a meme or GIF: the palm-up, fingers-closed ...

The Unicode Consortium, which oversees the release of new emoji, announces 117 new symbols. They include a transgender flag and a popular Italian hand gesture. Find out what else you might see ...