Nothing in life is free, so if there is a charge, you can use the Japanese ānot free of chargeā button. This emoji represents the Japanese symbol that means to own or possess. The Japanese ānot free of chargeā button shows a square with the Japanese symbol that means to own or possess in the middle. The style and color of the emoji vary by emoji keyboard. Use this emoji when you want to express that something is not free. āNot free of chargeā doesnāt always have to be about money, this can be used to say that associating with something or someone could cost you emotionally. Example: āJen, I know you like James but be careful š¶
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