Laugh in English

Laughing in your own native tongue is different than laughing in English!
In English , the sound folks make every time they chuckle is written in the form of ha ha ha!
Feel free to use a couple if not even more "ha" in a row to demonstrate that you are laughing:
Ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
On the other hand, one "ha" does not correspond to laughter. A single ha is commonly used if you would like to show fulfillment and perhaps achievements, for instance “Ha! I finally did it . You didn’t believe that I could do it, and yet I did!” or “Ha! I told you that might go wrong.”
Alternative typed up forms of laughter :
He he!
He he he!
hehehehehe!
( *A single "he" is a subject pronoun: He laughs! )

Tee hee  ( *a cute giggle! )

Cyberspace shorthand:

• LOL= laughing out loud
• ROFL= rolling on the floor laughing
• LMAO= laughing my a** off ( swear word for bum! )

Within the last year or two , I’ve spotted numerous ways laugh in their own language :
jejejeje! kkkkkk! rsrsrsrsrsrsrs! ejejejejejejejeje! jajajajajajajajajaja!
However these are merely characters in English . They have got virtually no significance in English .       

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