is "hehe" an english word? if so, it means..?

is "hehe" an english word? if so, what's that mean?

It's not an English word, it's a Chinese word,means haw-haw, but not so strong.

I dont know, is it an english word, but in Russia, people use it when the laughing but not so strong as then laughing with "haha". We also use "heehee" "hoho" and "Hyhy". It depend on what you laughing with.

haha, hehe,hoho,heehee

Is "hehe" onomatopoeia?

onomatopoeia n. The formation or use of words such as buzz or murmur that imitate the sounds associated with the objects or actions they refer to.

Spanish speakers use "jeje".  Supposedly the sound you make when you laugh.

well, so in a way "hehe" or "heehee" means soft laughing, is that right?

"hehe" from China.

When people are very happy,and then they will laugh.When you laughing,there will be voices.This is the voice of laughter.It sounds like "hehe" or "haha".

hehe, or hihi, or hyhy, or heeeh – its the same like

loughing, smiling :D

It beats the heck out of lol! I speak to some people who use hhhhhhh, I use hahaha, others use hehehe but that, to me, sounds like a tiny little laugh. And I have seen it from many parts of the world, not just China. The thing about chat is that you can't see the person, usually, so a hehehe or a hahah, changes something that might sound bad into something funny (hopefully!)

yes ..onomatopoeia …but have a little devilish

   "hehe" or "haha" from China are evidences.“呵"and“哈”, they are Chinese characters."呵" the pronunciation is "he" ,and “哈" the pronunciation is "ha" in China."Ha" and "he" is Onomatopoeias。They are described as the laughter。

   "hehe" or "haha",they represent loud laugh, happy laughter, ridicule or even arrogant laugh.

   Well, what kind of circumstances it represents how kind of laugh?This would be based on your information to judge content。