Olympics-Related Emojis Are Now Available In 30 Languages For The First Time

Tokyo Olympics 2020: To celebrate the Summer Games, twitter has launched a series of emojis, including for the opening ceremony, the medals and the different categories of sports that will be played during the international event.

Twitter seems to be all pumped up for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, which finally got underway on Friday after being pushed back due to the pandemic. To celebrate the Summer Games, the micro-blogging site has launched a series of emojis, including for the opening ceremony, the medals and the different categories of sports that will be played during the international event. These emojis will be available in 30 different languages for the first time in the history of these games, said the Olympics Organising Committee. BREAKING: The #Olympics emoji is here! ????For the first time ever, it is available in over 30 different languages on Twitter - try it out in the replies! pic.twitter.com/PYJyUlBVoh It's not all! We also have medals emojis!#Gold#Silver#Bronzepic.twitter.com/nw8siFYdHK It's still not all! The sports emojis are also live. ????Which ones will you use? pic.twitter.com/0oZglEecxk Last but the least, we have special #OpeningCeremony and #ClosingCeremony emojis. Have fun! In a series of tweets, the Organising Committee said people across the world would be able to use these emojis to express themselves during the 16-day international event. To start with, there will be an Olympics emoji and it can be used by typing Olympics with a hashtag. If you want to write about a player's triumph at the Games, there will be medal emojis for gold, silver and bronze winners. These emojis will appear when you type Gold, Silver and Bronze with hashtags, respectively.