Source: USDA. 2. World Health Organization (WHO) â The World Health Organization recommends that the daily sugar intake does not make more than 10 percent of your calorie intake per day. This means that the amount of sugar per day you can consume is around 50 grams. These recommendations were passed in 2002, but WHO is seeking to change their own guidelines by dropping its daily sugar intake recommendations from 10 percent of your calorie intake to 5 percent.
Emoji (çµµæå­ï¼ãããï¼?, Japanese pronunciation: [emodÊi]) Originally meaning pictograph, the word emoji comes from Japanese e (çµµ, picture) + moji (æå­, character). The apparent resemblance to English emotion and emoticon is just a coincidence.
Emoji (Japanese: âeâ: âpictureâ + âmojiâ: âcharacterâ) are a large (more than 1000 as of 2016 and growing) set of characters officially defined by the Unicode standard. Most operating systems provide some way to insert emoji in your text. There is a formal process for adding new emoji. The similarity between âemojiâ and âemoticonâ is purely coincidental. Also, Japanese words do not form plurals with a final âs,â so the plural of emoji is emoji. Languages, huh? Emoji originated with several Japanese mobile phone companies in the late 1990s and were incorporated into Unicode in 2010. The appearance of Emoji are not defined by the standard. This can lead to confusion or unintended humor.