'Apology' emojis

This emoji is often used to express apologies or requests. In Korean culture, bowing one's head is a way of showing respect or remorse.

It's frequently used in messages or chats when you've made a mistake or need to ask for help. It's a polite gesture commonly seen in Asian cultures, especially in Korea and Japan.

This emoji represents a man bowing politely. It is often used to apologize or express gratitude.

This is a common greeting etiquette seen in Asian cultures such as Korea and Japan. It's a way of expressing respect for others through body language.

The woman bowing emoji is the female version of the bowing emoji, used to politely apologize or express gratitude. It is often used to show a respectful attitude.

This emoji is frequently used in online conversations to express apologies or make requests, and is particularly popular among female users.

This emoji depicts a man kneeling. It is used to express respect or humility.

It's often used when proposing, apologizing, or making an earnest request to someone. It's especially common in romantic situations.

This emoji represents a grinning face with sweat, often used to express a nervous or awkward laugh in uncomfortable situations. It's commonly used when someone has made a mistake or is in a difficult situation.

This emoji is frequently seen in conversations with friends or on social media. Using it with phrases like "Sorry" or "My bad" makes it feel more natural.