candy

This emoji shows a small piece of candy in a wrapper. You can use it when you're craving something sweet or as a form of praise for children.

In the West, children receive a lot of this candy on Halloween. Try using it to say, "I'll give you some candy!" or to express a sweet and fun atmosphere.

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This emoji goes beyond simply meaning candy; it can also symbolize a small, sweet 'reward' or 'gift.' It's sometimes used jokingly, like saying, "If you succeed at this, I'll give you a piece of candy!"

In Korean, there's a phrase "sugar-coated words," which means words that are embellished to sound nice. Recently, interesting news or gossip is compared to 'candy,' and this emoji is sometimes sent to a friend to ask, "Got any fun stories?"