I have a Transalation question for people from England?

[Lauren]

I Follow all the boys from One Direction, who are from England I also have family that is from England. When they tweet or post some thing on FB or Twitter they always put xxxx after it or x or xx or something like that, what in the world does that mean? is it like xoxoxo hugs and kisses what is it??

[RR]

x = kiss. However, it doesn't imply any real affection.

[David]

It is just English silliness. Women often do it to men and then they wonder why men get the wrong idea.

[Smilinglamp619]

My sister does that to her aunt and grandmother, etc, and she says it's stands for hugs and kisses

[Toughseashore432]

hugs n kiss.

[jonal]

Oh dear! Don't you get kisses on letters over there? No little hugs and nice wishes?
Oh, I've just seen it at the end there, it's that xoxoxoxo.
Yup, translation was what was needed like oui in French is yes in English
x is the littlest kiss just being friendly
xx is a bigger one or two little ones being friendlier
xxx = xoxoxo...you got that one. Or just frendly ones for wishing good luck with.
You'll see some x kisses at the end of some answers on here too. Three on mine here. Nothing romantic intended.
Just being friendly and nice. Good luck and best wishes kisses.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...122AAag3oE
xxx

[SIR ROY. .K.G]

The first time I saw it used ,was in a letter from a Canadian relation of ours .

[Kevin o]

same as OXO, SWALK and HOLLAND...sealed with a loving kiss,and hope our love lives and never dies or NORWICH , BURMA and STOMP which are a little more explicit