jajaja y jejeje

Question

Hola!
I've seen the "jajaja" and "jejeje" used a lot of times on this site.
But what does it mean? "yeah" or "haha" or what'

Answer 1

I have heard this before- "my bad" - is it supposed to mean my mistake/error.

Answer 2

I am so glad you added that last line. Phew!

Answer 3

Two good examples of this in English are
Sizzle
Cuckoo

Answer 4

I find strange that nobody has mentioned it is an onomatopoeia ( spanish word is onomatopeya): words ( or letter formation) that represent everyday sounds, which can be of things, animals or people (i.e. ring bell sounds: ding dong; laugh souns: jajaja or jejeje)

Answer 5

yeah!

"There are no stupid questions but there are a lot of inquisitive idiots!" - must be the saying in english.
- I just translated the saying directly from danish (No question is or can be a stupid question)...my bad

Answer 6

I like the saying "There are no stupid questions but there are a lot of inquisitive idiots!"

Of course that applies to me as much as anyone.

Answer 7

Eddy :-p

No question is too stupid to ask - better?

Answer 8

Not unless the question is

Miss, what does stupid mean.

Damn, I said I wouldn't correct you again, sorry

Answer 9

I know right! lol

Answer 10

I always use the "jejeje" version. One must think of the strong j--Spanish sound here.

Answer 11

Shouldn't that be Jejeje

Answer 12

As a teacher would put it
- No question is a stupid question, right?

jajaja! :-p

Answer 13

of course..dohh...logic!
Thanks

Answer 14

Ok, I thought so. Nice to have it verified.
Thanks, Eddy!

Answer 15

I am sure jejeje means hehehe. Not too sure about jajaja, probably hahaha