Hey, Happy World Emoji Day! 
It’s a day that we celebrate the tiny, colorful and expressive images that have become an integral part of our digital communication. From the classic smiley face to the more recent addition of the face with tears of joy, emojis have revolutionized the way we communicate with each other.
For those of you who don’t know, World Emoji Day is celebrated every year on July 17th. This date was chosen because it’s the day that the calendar emoji displays on Apple devices. 
Emojis have come a long way since they were first introduced in Japan in the late 1990s. Today, there are more than 3,000 emojis in the Unicode Standard, which is the system that ensures that emojis are consistent across all devices and platforms.
Emojis are more than just fun little images that we use to add some personality to our messages. They have become a language of their own, with their own grammar and syntax. In fact, some people have even written entire stories using only emojis! 
One of the great things about emojis is that they can help us express ourselves in ways that words can’t. For example, it’s much easier to convey sarcasm or irony with an emoji than it is with text. And sometimes, a simple heart or thumbs up is all we need to show someone that we care.
Emojis have also become a way for us to connect with people from all over the world. Because emojis are universal, we can use them to communicate with people who speak different languages or come from different cultures. In fact, some emojis have become so popular that they have taken on new meanings in different parts of the world. For example, the eggplant emoji is often used to represent something other than an actual eggplant. 
So, on this World Emoji Day, let’s take a moment to appreciate the power of emojis. They may be small, but they have had a big impact on the way we communicate with each other. And who knows what new emojis we’ll see in the future? Maybe we’ll get an emoji for teleportation or time travel! 
In the meantime, let’s keep using emojis to add some fun and color to our messages. Happy World Emoji Day! 
